Word: fiscales
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Federal Finance. "The first requirement of confidence is financial stability of the United States Government. During the [last] fiscal year we incurred a deficit of about $903,000,000. During this fiscal year we have an indicated deficit of $2,123,000.000. The budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 indicates a deficit of $1,417,000,000. . . . We must have determined reduction in Government expenses. We must face a temporary increase in taxes. We must partially finance the deficit by borrowing. The amount of taxation should be fixed so as to balance the budget for 1933 except...
Last week President Hoover sent to Congress the budget for 1933. It made bad fiscal reading. For last year, this year and next year the President set forth the following figures (in millions of dollars...
...which would leave about $924,000,000 to come from new revenue. The President's recommendation: re-enactment for a two-year period of the 1924 tax law "with such changes as may be appropriate." Such a plan, the President estimated, would bring in $390.000,000 additional this fiscal year and $920,000,000 next...
...When Mr. Bennett arrived," said the Daily Express, "the whole situation regarding economic unity for the Empire seemed nebulous. Now the Empire outlook is transformed, for the quota is definitely the beginning of an Empire fiscal union...
...June 30 (end of the fiscal year) the Farm Board accounted for its $400,000,000 revolving fund (the last $100,000,000 appropriation did not become available until July 1) in this manner...