Recent Tax Reforms in Ohio

The publication of the first report of the permanent tax commission of Ohio, the popular vote last November authorizing a constitutional convention to revise the constitution, and the passage of progressive legislation in matters of taxation and finance, are directing attention to this state, and ju...

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Published in:The American economic review 1911-09, Vol.1 (3), p.505-518
Main Author: Bogart, Ernest L.
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Corporate taxes
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Corporations
Economic planning
Excise taxes
Franchise taxes
Personal property
Property taxes
Real estate appraisal
Real property taxes
States
Studies
Tax law
Tax reform
Taxation
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