Word: fiscales
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...TIME reader who picks up the gauntlet flung by Challenger Webb bear well in mind these basic facts: ¶The $1,888,000,000 tax revenue of the U. S. during the fiscal year 1932 was derived 60% from the income tax. Of the personal income tax (1930). 18 1/3 % was paid by 0.4% of those filing returns. ¶The capital sum borrowed by the Allies from the U. S. totaled approximately $10,000,000,000. the greater part of which was to be repaid at 4¼%. Since the term of repayment was always envisaged as extremely long...
...Government Printing Office works on a cost basis. For each & every government agency a printing appropriation is made by Congress which is paid to G. P. O. for work done. In fiscal 1932 G. P. O. did $14,323,524 worth of business. The year before it showed (by mistake) a ? of 1% profit?$18,674. The 1933 appropriation for Congressional printing is $2,250,000. Of this sum between $600,000 and $700,000 will be used to get out the Congressional Record. The balance will go for the publication of committee hearings and reports, bills introduced, public...
...have signed the Economy Bill with but limited satisfaction," announced President Hoover. "It falls far short of the economies proposed." For fiscal 1933 which began last week the measure saved $150,000,000-2.9% of the Government's 1932 spendings of $5,006,000,000. Principal economy: furloughing government workers earning $1,000 or more per year for one payless month out of twelve...
...night conference at the White House President Hoover summoned three Republican Senators and one Republican Representative now engaged in trying to devise a compromise economy bill. He told them the budget was still unbalanced by about $200,000,000. He insisted Congress stay in session until its fiscal job was done. Dolefully remarked Indiana's Representative Wood: "I think we'll be celebrating our Fourth of July right here in Washington...
...more potent than most statesmen is alert, tactiturn M. le Professeur Charles Rist, fiscal expert of the Bank of France. When he and his corps of secretaries descend in these days upon a minor European capital local Treasury officials are in a panic, hope for a loan, fear disclosures. In Bucharest last week M. le Professeur Charles Rist made an announcement which rocked the Kingdom of Rumania...