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Roanoke, Va., The Stone print- Our low high tax rate, an apparently high but an actually low tax rate. (In The University of Virginia news letter, v. 1, no. 2, Jan. 15, 1925) The movement for tax reform in Virginia. (In Journal of political economy. v. 24, no. 8, Oct. 1916, p. 737-754) Paton, Thomas B. State taxation of banks. (In National tax association. Proceedings. 7th annual conference. 1913. p. 315-339) Virginia, p. 325-326. Pleydell, Arthur C. Legislation of 1912 and pending constitutional amendments. HJ 2240.N3 The poll tax and residence requirements for voting. (In Virginia law register. n. s., v. 10, no. 5, Sep. 1924, p. 369-371) 66 67 Power of town to assess and tax property not assessed by State officers. (In Virginia law register. v. 17, no. 8, Dec. 1911, p. 648-650) Letter to the editor by "Subscriber", and reply. [Preston, Thomas L.] F 216.11.V8 68 The existence of a legal remedy no longer a bar to injunction of illegal taxes. (In Virginia law review. v. 8, no. 5, March 1922, p. 389-390) F 216.11.V85 Residence, domicile, tax-dodging. (In Virginia law register. n. s., v. 3, no. 7, Nov. 1917, p. [5261-529) Dodging taxes upon intangibles. F 216.11.V8 Richmond. Chamber of commerce. 69 70 Proceedings of conference held to consider the question of tax reform at Hotel Richmond, Richmond, Virginia, Jan. 20 and 21, 1914. Richmond, Whittet & Shepperson, printers, 1914. 67 [1] p. 23cm. Sands, William H. F 216.6.R5 71 Paper submitted to the tax commission by William H. Sands, examiner of records of the 10th circuit. Subject: equalization, segregation, reduction of taxation and remedy... [Richmond, 1914.] 15 p. 23cm. [Shewmake, Oscar L.] F 216.6.S2 72 Is section 508 of the code, as amended, constitutional? omitted or back taxes. [Shewmake, Oscar L.] F 216.11.V8 73 Taxation of shares of stock of corporations organized under the laws of, but doing no business in, Virginia. 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