Argument in Favor of the Proposed Constitutional Amendment Permitting the General Court to Classify Property for the Purpose of Taxation;
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In 1794, when the tax rate was approximately S3 per $1,000, personal property constituted more than 41 But the three-mill tax may not be the only possible solution.
When proposed by the Commission on Taxation in 1907, it seemed the only thing practicable; but, if the Constitution of the Commonwealth should be amended and the legislature should undertake a general revision of our tax laws, investi- gation might show that a moderate income tax levied at a uniform rate throughout the State would b...e a better solution.
That the income tax is theoretically the best of taxes is generally admitted, and the experience of other countries shows that it can be successfully enforced if the rate is mod- erate and uniform, and if the central government exercises direct supervision over the process of assessment. As between the three-mill tax and a tax on the income from personal prop- erty, preference should be given to the one most likely to be supported by public opinion, since, as Mr. Purdy so well said in his testimony before your Commission, the best tax is always that which is supported by public sentiment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1794, when the tax rate was approximately S3 per $1,000, personal property constituted more than 41 But the three-mill tax may not be the only possible solution.
When proposed by the Commission on Taxation in 1907, it seemed the only thing practicable; but, if the Constitution of the Commonwealth should be amended and the legislature should undertake a general revision of our tax laws, investi- gation might show that a moderate income tax levied at a uniform rate throughout the State would b...e a better solution.
That the income tax is theoretically the best of taxes is generally admitted, and the experience of other countries shows that it can be successfully enforced if the rate is mod- erate and uniform, and if the central government exercises direct supervision over the process of assessment. As between the three-mill tax and a tax on the income from personal prop- erty, preference should be given to the one most likely to be supported by public opinion, since, as Mr. Purdy so well said in his testimony before your Commission, the best tax is always that which is supported by public sentiment.
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