Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...York alcohol tax unit, after Olson testified that he had sold liquor labels and truck bodies to, among others, liquor firms under his tax jurisdiction. King's committee also flushed five suspensions and one resignation in New York by asking 20 employees to fill out statements of their net worth. On the strength of such results, the bureau agreed to adopt an annual survey of employee income as part of its routine...
...curious dependence on the biggest new employer-Government. A 28-year-old aerodynamics specialist at Boeing says: 'I hope to work toward an income of $500 or $600 a month, after taxes. You know, only on a sliding scale for inflation. I'd just like to net $600, and then my family would always be O.K. You start earning more than that, and it's taxed away from you, so what the hell...
...stock market, which had the wind knocked out of it by poor third-quarter reports, continued to drop last week. Industrial averages reached their lowest point since last July. Even stocks like Jersey Standard, whose net profit reached a new high (see Earnings), went down in the heavy selling. Many an investor was plainly undecided about the future-and such investors usually sell and sit on the sidelines while they make up their minds...
...first nine months, said General Motors, 76? of every sales dollar went to pay its employees and suppliers (see chart); more than 15? (and 3? for every cent of net profit) went for taxes. During the third quarter, the tax bite under the new tax bill was huge, but not as big (on an annual basis) as it looked. G.M., like many other companies, set aside enough in the third quarter to pay all of the retroactive tax increase to date. Thus the tax boost ($30 million) was three times as big as it will be in future quarters...
...Union Carbide & Carbon's net tumbled 40% to $23.2 million, with taxes...