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Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1: Fighting Against Taxes -- 2: Life Without Taxes -- 3: To Tax or Not to Tax -- 4: War and Taxes -- 5: Whiskey Wars -- 6: Putting the "Service" in Internal Revenue Service -- 7: A New IRS for the Millenium -- Glossary -- Further Reading -- Index -- Picture Credits.

American Protestantism, long something of a sacred cow in American life and politics, now finds itself seriously threatened by government on several fronts. The battle is shaping up over church tax exemptions, and the stakes, for both church and society, are breathtakingly high.In July, 1909, the Communications Office of the United Church of Christ announced that it intended to testify before a Senate subcommittee on legislation regarding the renewal of television licenses. Two weeks later the good churchmen received notice from the Internal Revenue Service that "substantial" efforts to influence legislation could "jeopardize" the church's tax exemption.

Description based on: 2nd (fiscal year 1906). ; At head of title: The Government of the Philippine Islands. Department of Finance. Bureau of Internal Revenue, 1924-1935; Commonwealth of the Philippines. Department of Finance. Bureau of Internal Revenue, 1936-; Republic of the Philippines. Department of Finance. Bureau of Internal Revenue, ; Title varies slightly. ; Report year ends June 30. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Treaties — Special kinds of — Double taxation conventions — Income-Tax Convention between United States and Switzerland, 1951 — Meaning of "permanent establishment" provisions — Interpretation by United States Treasury Regulation — Effect of acquiescence in Regulation by Switzerland — The law of the United States of America.199Treaties — Interpretation of — Rules of — Conduct of the parties — Double Taxation Convention between United States and Switzerland, 1951 — Meaning of "permanent establishment" proviso — Interpretation by United States Treasury Regulation — Effect of acquiescence in Regulation by Switzerland — The law of the United States of America.

Jurisdiction — Miscellaneous — Over residents for purposes of taxation — Income arising from activities abroad and on the high seas — The law of the United States of America.State territory — Parts of — Territorial waters — Breadth and delimitation of — Claim by Peru to 200-mile territorial sea — Presence of fisherman in, as presence in "foreign country" for purpose of tax laws — The law of the United States of America.

Individual in International Law — In General — Under a Treaty — Construction of Treaty — As Not Creating Rights in a National Against His Own State — Tax Treaty — Contemporaneous Interpretation by One Party.Treaties — Interpretation of — Various Rules of — Contemporaneous Construction by One PartyTreaties — Interpretation of — Agencies of Interpretation — Contemporaneous Construction by One Party — The Executive — Tax Treaty — Effect on Nationals of a Party — The Law of the United States of America.

A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO provided information on the internal control and compliance issues related to the Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) custodial activities, focusing on: (1) previously reported internal control and compliance issues and related recommendations; (2) new issues identified during GAO's fiscal year (FY) 1998 financial audit, along with new recommendations to address those issues; and (3) additional issues identified from GAO's ongoing FY 1999 financial audit."