Revenue Act of 1924, 1926, 1928

[A18]

Does anyone have details on what these acts did?

I've seen all of them referenced in credible sources, but Wikipedia had no information on any of them.

I did a Google search, and I found some information on the Revenue Act of 1926, and just added a one sentence article about what it did. I'd like to expand it, so please tell me if you know the background.

The others, I'm just curios about. Usually Wikipedia has this stuff?

Also, was there any other significant legislation Coolidge signed, other than the Radio Act of 1927?

[J. J.]

Act of 24 established the Tax Court (which wasn't named that until 1942)


www.archives.gov/research_room/federal_records_guide/print_friendly.html?page=tax_court_rg308_content.html&title=NARA%20%7C%20Research%20Room%20%7C%20Guide%20to%20Records%20of%20the%20U.S.%20Tax%20Court)

[A18]

Thanks. Can you use and tags to just make that a link?

[J. J.]

I've had no cuccess doing it; I just tried a couple of times.

[A18]

You do this: Link text here [ / url] (ignore space)

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

The Act of 1924 also granted all non-citizen resident Indians citizenship which means that there are no longer any "Indians, not taxed" to be not counted for purposes of apprortionment, so that explains what its doing in a Revenue Act.

For the most part, the laws that were enacted in those Acts have long since been superseded, especially by the Tariff Act of 1930 and the Internal Revenue Code of of 1939 which form the basis of our current tax code altho heavily amended since then (with wholesale revisions of the I.R.C. in 1954 and 1986).

[A18]

Is there a link to federal tax rates for each period?

[A18]

Act of 24 established the Tax Court (which wasn';t named that until 1942)

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Here's the link, so you can delete that part of the post now.

[J. J.]

You do this: Link text here [ / url] (ignore space)

Tried it; it doesn't work.

[A18]

Quote my post (two up from this one) and there'll be a link in it.