1913 Income Tax Law -- Special Commemorative Edition

On October 3, 1913, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Underwood Tariff Act into law. Section II of the Act created the modern United States Income Tax Law, designed to reduce tariff duties and to provide revenue for the Government and for other purposes. This special commemorative booklet reproduces the full text of the 1913 tax law and the 1913 personal income tax form, along with a brief Corporation Trust (CCH) comment on the 1913 law. Tax professionals, students and historians will see and value the many differences between the original income tax law reproduced in this booklet totalling some 25 pages and today's Internal Revenue Code which spans more than 4,850 pages.