Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-06
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 tariff law, the bill provides for in l creased tariff rates on dyestuffs to be applied after the European war. The duty on intermediate dyes would be 15 percent ad valorem. and special duty of 214 cents a pound; on finished dyes 90 percent. ad valorem and a special duty of five cents a pound Another amendment fixes the duty of | print paper valued at above five cents | per pound at 12 percent ad valorem.
 Income Taxes Doubled.
 The bill as finally agreed upon pro- vides for an increase from one to two percent on the normal income tax with an exemption of s4,OOO for married and s3.OOO for single persons, and for the following surtaXes:
 Surtaxes Heavier.
 One percent on amount by which the net income exceeds S2O,00O. and does not exceed s4O.OO0: two percent S40,00O to s60.O00: three percent $60.- 900 to sS0.OOO; four percent sSO,OOO to S100,0O0: five percent S100,000 to S150,0OO: six percent S15OOOO to $20O.- coo; seven percent S200,000 to S250,- 900; eight percent S250,000 to $300,- OOO; nine percent S3OO,OOO to S5OO.OOO: ten percent S5OO.OOO to S1.OOO. coo; eleven percent s1.O0O.OOO to s1.5OO.- GOO; twelve percent $1,500,000 to s2,- 100000. and thirteen percent on the amount by which the net income eX- ceeds s2,OOO,O
 The corporation income tax is re- newed. eXempting labor, agricultural and horticultural organizations, mu- tual savings banks not having capital represented by acres, fraternal bene- ficiary societies, domestic building and loan associations, civic organiza- tions, federal land bank and national farm loans associations.
 Special taxes are imposed as fol lows:
 Inheritance tax, on transfer of net estate of descendants dying after pas sage of the act, one percent on the amount of such net estates not in eX- cess of s5O,OO0; two percent $50, ,OOO to st5OOO0; three percent $15O,OOO to S250OOO; four percent S25O,OOO to S450 000: five percent S450,000 to ST. 100000; six percent on $1,000.000 to S2.000 900: seven percent on $2,O0O.OO to $3,O0OOOO0; eight percent s3,OOO.- 900 to s4.O0O,OOO; nine percent S4,OOO.- coo to S5,OOO,OOO and ten percent on the amount by which such estates ex- ceed S5,0OO,OOO.
 Big Tax On Munitions
 Munitions tax of ten percent on net profits of manufacturers of gun pow der and other explosives. cartridges loaded or unloaded, except for indus l trial or sporting purposes: project iles, shells, tOrpedoes. including l shrapnel, loaded or unlOaded: fuses or complete rounds of ammunition: l firearms of any kind and appearance. | including small arms, manufactured | and used for military purposes; can non, machine guns, rifles and bayo- | nets, electric motorboats and sub marines or submersihle boats. these | taxes 10 be in force until one year af- | ter the European war ends.
 Liquor Taxes
 Beer S1.50 a barrel, still wines cents per gallon; champaign or !! sparkling wine 3 cents on each half pint or fraction thereof; artifcially carbonated wines 21a cents per half pint; liquors containing sweet wine IF cents per half pint and not con taining sweet wine, 1l2 cents per pint.
 Stock Tax
 Fifty cents for each $1,OG0 of capi- tai. surplus and undivided profits Of corporations. joint stock companies, and associations with capital in ex- cess of $99,OO0.
 Special Taxes
 Pawn brokers $50 year; ship brokers S2O; customhouse brokers s1O; theatre and amusement places having a seating capacity not exceed ing 25O s25 a year; not exceeding 300 $50; not exceeding 500 $75 and OK ceeding 500 seating capacity S1Oo alleys and billiard tables S each
 Tobacco Manufacturers Tax
 Those whose annual sales do not exceed fifty thousand pounds $3; not exceeding 100000 pounds SC; not eX- ceeding 100000 SIP; exceedeing 200. poo. s cents per thousand. manufac- !