revenue law

The Act gave the president the authority to use military power to enforce revenue laws.

Such various and complicated revenue laws are not peculiar to France.

The revenue laws, therefore, become gradually more and more severe.

Changes in direct spending3 or revenue laws may also be a part of budgetary actions in any given year.

The first attempts to enforce the revenue laws were met by stiff resistance from a number of Massachusetts communities.

Thayer was a commissioner to revise the revenue laws of Pennsylvania in 1862.

He also contended that his wages from a private employer did not constitute income under the internal revenue laws.

It is also used in the seals of the Internal Revenue law present in cigarette packs.

The information on this form will carry out the Internal Revenue laws of the United States.

He argued the Lords were tradition-bound to accept a Commons decision on a basic revenue law.

Fundamental reform in the way in which technical legislation such as company and revenue law is formulated and introduced.

New revenue laws were also enacted, which, by taxing inheritances, laid the groundwork for the contemporary Federal income tax.

A onetime barrister who specialized in international revenue law, the British author has a fine appreciation for the laughable excesses of her former profession.

'Before the revenue laws were tightened up, the Joseph-Robinson shareholders made a fortune out of this stuff.

The state's revenue laws.

He practised in parliamentary law, planning and local government, revenue law and administrative law.

The proposed amendment would require a two-thirds majority in each house to make changes in the internal revenue law that would raise Federal revenues.

TIGTA promotes the economy, efficiency, and effectiveness in the administration of the internal revenue laws.

Special agents handle a wide range of investigations, including those involving tax fraud, tax evasion, and other acts that circumvent revenue laws.

On 21 July she seized the steamer Union for violation of revenue laws and giving "aid and comfort to the enemy."

The six are charged with conspiracy, mailing threatening communications and attempting to interfere with the administration of Internal Revenue laws.

Chad passed a World Bank-backed oil revenues law that required most of its oil revenue to be allocated to health, education and infrastructure projects.

He had a diverse practice, including banking law, trusts and revenue law, intellectual property litigation, commercial transactions and some constitutional law.

In United States v. Norton (1875), the Court held that the embezzlement of postal money orders was not an offense under the revenue laws.

In carrying out these duties she took into custody numerous vessels of varying types that she suspected of violating the Treaty or the revenue laws.