This section is from the book "Business Law - Case Method", by William Kixmiller, William H. Spencer. See also: Business Law: Text and Cases.
B-l B-2 B-3 | ||||
\ | Professions | |||
Vocations | ||||
Businesses | ||||
1. | Salaries | Trade | ||
Wages | derived or accrued from | Property, Real and Personal | ||
Gains and Profits, Compensation for personal service | Sales or Dealings in or Growing out of Ownership or use of | |||
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Interest | ||
Rent | ||
2. | Income received from or accruing from | |
Securities | ||
Transactions of any lawful business carried on for gain or profit | ||
Gains, profits or income accruing from any source whatever. | ||
Net income for the purpose of the income tax is the amount of the gross income less the deductions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
NOTE - See deductions for the normal tax.
1. Money or value of property acquired by Gift Bequest Devise Descent But the income from these is taxable.
2. Proceeds of Life Insurance Policies:
(a) Paid on the death of the insured;
(b) Credited to the insured on surrender of contract, as:
1. Endowments.
2. Annuity contracts.
The normal tax of one per cent only.
1. Domestic corporations: (a) Entire net income.
2. Foreign corporations:
(a) Net income accruing from business transacted and capital invested in the United States.
1. Expenses of maintenance and operation, including rentals.
2. All losses not compensated by insurance or otherwise.
3. Reasonable wear and tear.
4. Amount of interest paid on its indebtedness.
5. Sums paid for taxes.
(See Forms 1030 to 1035, inclusive, pages 80-90.)
1. Total amount of capital stock outstanding.
2. Total amount of bonded or other indebtedness.
3. Gross income.
4. Deductions as above specified.
5. Net income after making these deductions.
(See Instructions.)
1. By president, vice-president or other principal officer, and:
2. By treasurer or assistant treasurer.
3. Return to be under oath or affirmation.
 
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