The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
Stare Capitol News
Income TAX BOARD
BEGINS ITS WORK
Program Of Investigation
Mapped Out-Staff
Is Selected

SANTA FIX March it.-Nlnne have
been made ~ Inc commission To-
Fiuae mcome TAX ayatems q 80 ahead
u4Ih their studies n ir~NcrNGstona
Hhan the permanent or9auiHation
was affected. eyerg mamner IVES
present except John gacfua. The
momhcfn Of the Conintisniun are a.
Follows; ~ ,. Hsgrfman. Roswell
president: Jchn 1ocrnn. San4 fc' 10
n r~nefiuan. silver ctl ". z hAyon'
East las Vegas. sud Albert q. sinans
Miss clara n. oisea. FORMER seere-
laft 10 the governor Of View Mexico,
has been employed "a executive clerk
Rupert r. Aerlund. dlrcctor q me
New Mcslco ratpayera association.
Will asrre a. secretary Of The commits
elon. Hhadauaro.s wiil be oStap-
nattt Ia santa Ne. The state taN
commIaslun viii cooperate ln every
eAt possible In the work that VIII
le u~nderlnkcn. John Joefns. seere-
lar, Of the state tax commission.
serving IN 4 double capacity. VIII open
az records and VIII have ATaiiapic a
great Zeal Of Information.
The following program OF Invest.
gallon and study has been decided
ncsrrunc Requirements.
A. what revenue has been rcqpir-
LM. AMNW|I AANNn NA' A""
~ he offices OF The state tax COM
mission. the auditor. the tratclinH
auditor aud ihe Taxpayers as>ocia-
zion alatlstica for the past ten yeara
regarding the felluwingi
State government requirements.
3. County gosernment rftuiremee-
3. Aunicipal government require
ieen,a !. : and :. On turn. are d.
sIdad into Fruora as folloNa+
a General government.
h. Protection % person n prop
: Conservation Of nasurai re-
d Heaifh and sanitation.
Z. chsriiss. hospitals and e9rree-
!. Ml~ociianeous.
n. Debts.
for The next two years under present
laws and conditions
4. General description and analysis
81 the who'll governmental adininis
tratiVe system. specifically inVeHtigat-
Ing the state. county and municipal
government coats ef operation. under
iae present system
-. whar revenue can be realised to
meet requirements under h present
system. ~ Il has been enforced.
What revenue can Ne raised IN
der better enforcement 81 the present
laws.
~ simpnncafion. c~oorsination and ny
revision II the pre- emf rsslcm con
slatcnt with the needs 81 p com-
munify. A resume "a the statutes or
tha state affeutine each subject should
accompany the oiecufnlop.
soairees 81 lteseshac.
4 Ta1nlfon.
~. ucncfai properly taNes.
b. Special property ia&'s ,caiiie
and adceutt
4 lseiI taxos. road. school
: fines. penalties and f~orieiturcs
!. EARNINGS u general departments.
a. Lands
I. PEGS and permits.
G.. Eaminen OF Institutions.
q. Interest on deposits
q. Interest on deposits
The discussion OF the apove six
polnts SHOULD be- subdlvided INTO state,
county and municipal.
h. Special subjects.
0enerai analysis Of general prop
criy tax. especially as applicable 70
New Meaic1. comparing D aciaai ef-
feet Of tire tax on various classes OF
nropcr.y az follows.
a. tanks
b. Railroads.
d. Lands. pasture n agricultural
c.Cattlc.
T. Sheep.
<. Merchandise.
h. infanEibleE.
/ Private ear companies.
4 Insurance companies.
Il. Building and loan a1s0cinfions.
2. Mining.
.. The analysis Of state income tax,
Including present stntus OF TIE IN
come TAX law On other sfaics.
4. inheritance tax.
3. Franchise lax
g. Exemptions.
z. study on bonded Indebtedness
a. Delinquent taxes.
p. Puhlie land administrator.
10. Roads.