A Treatise on the Power of Taxation, State and Federal, in the United States

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F. H. Thomas law book Company, 1917 - 1144 pages
 

Contents

Page
10
Osborn v United States
12
U S securities not taxable by States
13
Legal tender notes etc made taxable by Act of Congress
14
The exemption as dependent upon the Relation of the Obligations to the Government
15
Salaries of U S officials not taxable
16
State tax upon passengers in mail coaches invalid
17
Taxation of banks holding U S securities invalid
18
Corporate franchise tax distinguished from property tax
19
Taxable corporate franchise defined
20
State tax upon interstate passengers invalid
21
Limitations of exemption of U S lands etc
24
The title essential for State taxation
25
Taxability of mining claims
26
The taxability of ores and other output of Indian lands
27
Indian reservations not taxable
28
Intangible and tangible property of railroads incorpo
34
Treatymaking power and State taxation
40
The Supreme Court determines for itself whether State
44
Exemption not extended to party not entitled to rely
45
Ohio bank tax cases
48
Change in remedy not impairment of contract
55
267
67
294
76
565
78
Exemption when applicable to lessee or assignee
99
Original package rule
106
Importations from other States taxable in original pack
113
The definition of original package reaffirmed
119
sary for taxation
122
Form of tax is immaterial
129
CHAPTER IV
133
349
145
The Supreme Court on taxation of commercial brokers
147
Licensing under police power
161
CHAPTER V
164
Doing business in State
179
Tax upon capital employed within State
185
CHAPTER VI
194
Taxation of interstate bridge not interference with inter
209
But wharfage and similar charges must be without dis
215
Compensation exacted by city for use of poles in streets
218
ports to be for regulation and not for revenue
225
It must clearly appear that intrastate business alone
232
380
233
Payment reserved as bonus in railroad charter not regula
235
Mileage apportionment in taxation of rolling stock
241
corporation
249
235
255
Tax not upon receipts as such but excise tax apportioned
256
Entire property may be considered in valuation of portion
258
Value of property outside State to be considered in valu
269
Power of State in valuing interstate properties as defined
278
Equality of taxation with other moneyed capital
282
State franchise tax not enforceable against national banks
285
236
291
Formal resolution not necessary for intentional discrim
316
Circuit Judge Jackson on Fourteenth Amendment
343
CHAPTER XI
351
payer
357
taxable property void in toto
377
Essentials only considered in reference to due process
383
Discretionary and mandatory statutory requirements dis
389
City taxation of annexed farming lands sustained
392
Municipal bonds held invalid for want of public purpose
395
Taxation for public ownership
408
CHAPTER XIII
415
Assessment for defraying preliminary expenses sustained
431
407
438
Supreme Court on assessments for streets and sidewalks
442
Improvement ordinance not invalidated by restricting work to resident citizens
444
Benefit districts for street improvements
445
If assessment is set aside reassessment may be made
446
Reassessment dependent on the local law
447
Notice and opportunity for hearing
448
Notice and hearing under legislative apportionment
449
Where court relief denied some hearing essential
451
Hearing not essential for party only contingently liable
452
Notice to parties liable to be assessed in street openings not required
453
Express finding of benefits not required
454
Enforcement of special assessments
455
Conclusiveness of State determination
456
Supreme Court in Norwood v Baker
457
Norwood v Baker in State courts and U S circuit courts
459
Norwood v Baker limited to its special facts
462
CHAPTER XIV
480
State
481
Limitation of taxing power by jurisdiction not dependent on Fourteenth Amendment
482
The taxable jurisdiction of State over land
483
warehouses
486
Credits due foreign life insurance companies
492
State cannot compel foreign railroad company to act
498
Deposits by foreign insurance companies taxable by
508
Domicile distinguished from residence and citizenship
520
State may tax resident stockholders in foreign corporation
528
Double taxation from competing State authorities
537
512
539
State construction of legislative authority conclusive
547
Equal protection of the laws does not require iron rule
548
470
561
Difficulty of classification
566
Direct tax as defined by the Supreme Court
567
517
573
Exemption of certain Michigan telephone companies valid
579
Illegal discrimination in license taxation
586
532
593
EQUAL PROTECTION OF THE LAWS IN THE VALUATION
597
Formal resolution not necessary for intentional discrim
612
Proof of discrimination by crossexamination of State
619
CHAPTER XVII
625
What are direct taxes?
637
taxation
660
588
669
Taxation of property of nonresident aliens
675
Collection of taxes on property in possession of receiver
687
When is Federal question in taxation involved
706
Fraud as warranting injunction in taxation
712
625
719
The Virginia Coupon Cases
726
Suit against State and against State officials distinguished
727
637
732
Suits by stockholders in right of corporation
738
CHAPTER XIX
747
Where the judgment of the Court of Appeals not final
760
Introduction
769
Alabama
772
Arizona
775
Arkansas
778
California
781
Colorado
791
Connecticut
794
Delaware
796
Florida
800
Georgia
803
Idaho
806
Illinois
809
Indiana
813
Iowa
815
Kansas
818
Kentucky
821
Louisiana
826
Maine
830
Maryland
832
Massachusetts
835
Michigan
839
Minnesota
843
Mississippi
846
Missouri
850
Montana
855
Nebraska
859
Nevada
863
New Hampshire
866
New Jersey
869
New Mexico
872
New York
875
North Carolina
880
North Dakota
883
Ohio
887
Oklahoma
891
FEDERAL TAX LAWS
947
October 3 1917
953
The Estate or Inheritance Tax Laws as amended
983
Equality and efficiency in taxation through diversity
1045
Virginia Coupon Cases under Act of 1882
1046
License tax on emigrant agent sustained
1049
Power of Congress in enforcing collection of taxes
1056
The Supreme Court on Virginia court overruling previous
1064
methods
1086
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