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From the Foreword. Federal taxes for both 1918 and 1919 are levied in the new Federal Revenue Act, thus making it possible for business men to know in advance what share of earnings the Government will require in taxes for the coming year. The new law contains distinct improvements over the Acts of 1916 and 1917, which it replaces. It consolidates scattered provisions relating to taxes on individual income and relieves individuals and partnerships from the excess-profits tax. It also permits deduction of losses in transactions not directly connected with trade or business and removes the limitation upon the deduction of interest upon indebtedness. In this book the National Bank of Commerce in New York presents the full text of the greatest revenue bill in history. A complete index, side-notes and tables are added to aid in the interpretation of the statute and the computation of taxes. The service of our Income Tax Department is available to our friends in the explanation and application of the law. * * * * CONTENTS REVENUE ACT I. General Definitions II. Income Tax III. War-Profits and Excess-Profits Tax IV. Estate Tax V. Tax on Transportation and other Facilities, and on Insurance VI. Tax on Beverages VII. Tax on Cigars, Tobacco, and Manufactures Thereof VIII. Tax on Admissions and Dues IX. Excise Taxes X. Special Taxes XI. Stamp Taxes XII. Tax on Employment of Child Labor XIII. General Administrative Provisions XIV. General Provisions APPENDIX Computation Tables for Individual Income Taxes Computation Tables for Corporation Taxes Comparison of Taxes on Corporations and on Partnerships

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