American Families Plan and Real Estate Investments–Capital Gains and Carried Interests —

Premiering Fanfare for the Common Man near to Tax Day recognized the people’s financial sacrifices to pay for the war effort. Goossens chose tax day because “the common man will be paying his income tax two days later (if he has anything left to pay it with”). In 1943, that was an apt statement. The United States had been at war for more than a year.  Taxes had to be increased to pay for those costs. Payroll withholding was new. So many taxpayers had past-due taxes from previous years, and...
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