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1 Federal Capital Gains and Losses Taxation: A Selected Bibliography 1 (1973)

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September 1973
Federal Capital Gains and Losses Taxation
A Selected BibliograEn       -
The references are arranged as follows:
I. General
II. Economic Impact
III. Proposals for Reform
IV. Commercial Services
I. General
Dailey, i4artin J. Capitals Gains and Income Taxation. In harberger, Arnold C. and
Bailey, Martin J., eds. The Taxation of Income from_Capital. Washington, D.C.:
Brookings Institution, l969. pp. ii-T9.
A discussion of the special tax treatment of capital gains, estimating the
effective tax rate by comparing data on capital gains realized and declared with
estimates of capital gains accrued.
(Canadian) Royal Commission on Taxation. Report. 6 vol. Ottawa:
Queen's Printer, 1966. var. pag.
Chairman of the Commission was Kenneth Lebl. Carter.
Chapter 15 of Volume 3 is 'Property Income and discusses gains and losses for
tax purposes.
David, ;Martin. Alternative Approaches to Capital Gains Taxation (Studies of Govern-
ment Finance). Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution, 1968. 280 pp. biblio.
Discusses the legal and economic aspects of the present capital gains tax;
notes proposals for reform; investigates the possibilities of limiting applica-
tion of the tax; surveys transfers by gift or bequest; and comments on proposals
to reduce the 'lock-in effects.
Goode, Richtard. The Individual Income Tax (Studies of Government Finance).
Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution, 1964. 367 pp.
Pages 184 through 221 describe the tax treatment of capital gains and losses
and suggest improvements.
Halperin, Daniel I.   'Capital Gains and Ordinary Deductions: Negative Income Tax
for the Wealthy, Boston Colle   Industrial and Cormercial Law Review, Vol. XII,
rdo. 3, February 1971, pp. 387-407.
The provisions of the action taken in the Tax Reform Act of 1969 apply princi-,
pally to investors in the stock market and in vacant land.
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