CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
EXCISE AND OTHER TAXES
Part
I. EXCISE TAXES. .______. mmm
II. CEREAL BEVERAGES AND SOFT
DRINKS
III. TRANSPORTATION, TELEGRAPH,
AND TELEPHONE. ______.
TV. INSURANCE POLICIES ______
V. MUNITION MANUFACTURERS _______
VI. FUTURE TRADING ACT ______
VII. FMPLOYMENT OF CHILD LABOR.-__
VII: U SKS AND BANKERS. _______
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CONCORDANCE WITH UNITED STATES CODE
As the sections of the law contained in this chapter, cover-
ing the current law and prior acts, are arranged in accord-
ance with the subject matter involved, as indicated above,
the sequence of the United States Code is not followed. Much
of the subject matter of this chapter consists of taxes no
longer imposed. The law upon which the sections of chapter
17, title 26, of the code are based will be found on the pages
stated in the index below. Black-face numerals in the
margin of the text indicate the section numbers in title 26,
¢« Internal Revenue,” of the code, unless otherwise stated.
‘Secs. 881-887.'U. 8. C.)
Sec.
881
882
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Sections 888-900 left blank in United States Code for expansion.
TI EXCISE TAXES
Sec,
Revenue Act of 1926:
600. Sales by manufacturers of enu-
merated articles.
801. If sold at less than market ; sale to
benefit interest of manufacturer.
602. Monthly returns and payments;
penalty.
603. Contracts made prior to January
1, 1926.
Sec.
Revenue Act of 1924:
800. Sales by manufacturers of enu-
merated articles.
601. If sold at less than market; sales
to benefit interest of manufac-
turer.
802. Works of art if sold by other than
artist: exception.
PRIOR ACTS
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