Evening star. [volume], May 27, 1948, Page A-6, Image 6

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Klein Bill to Increase
District Income Tax
Faces Quick Discard
By Don S. Worren
A new move to increase the
rates of the District’s inequitable
personal income tax as a means
of avoiding a sales tax here will
be shunted quickly into the dis
card, it was indicated today.
Such a plan proposed in a bill
offered yesterday by Representative
Klein, Democrat, of New York, a
sales tax opponent, who proposed
both a rise in income tax rates and
a broadening of its coverage.
Leaders of both the House and
Senate District Committees, who
have accepted a 2 per cent sales tax
plan as the only means of meeting
impending big District deficits, have
insisted it would be “unconscion
able" to increase income tax rates
so long as only a selected minmity.
of District residents must pay the
levy.
About 88.000 Pay.
Only about 88.000 of a potential
200.000 residents now pay the per
sonal income tax here, since the
Government .salaries of all persons
living here but claiming domicile
in one of the States now are exempt.
The Klein bill, while proposing a j
sharp boost in rates, also would j
broaden the coverage to include!
those "maintaining a place of;
abode" here for seven months or
more out of the taxable year. in-J
stead of only to those "domiciled”
here.
District Government leaders and
many others have asked for such a
change in the income tax base, but
the House last year overwhelmingly
defeated the plan.
Belief that such a move is a "dead
duck" was a major reason why con
gressional District leaders have
turned to the sales tax as the "only
adequate solution" to impending
deficits.
Sales Tax Bill Revised.
Chairman Bates of the Fiscal
Subcommittee of the House District
Committee, where the Klein bill
will be sent, yesterday made public
a tentative draft of a revised sales
tax bill which he will sponsor. This
closely follows the Maryland sales
tax law with some modifications
suggested by the Commissioners
and the Board of Trade.
The Bates bill, expected to be
introduced next week, already is
scheduled for House District Com
mittee action next Thursday. In
formal approval of the bill has
been given by members of the Bates
subcommittee.
Under the Bates plan it would
not go into effect in the year be
ginning July 1. unless Congress or
ders a Government pay raise. Oth
erwise it would become effective
the following year. If there is no
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$7,000,000 to the District deficit. Mr.
Bates hopes other means will be
approved to balance the 1949
budget.
The Klein bill, it was estimated,
would boost the city's personal in
come tax receipts from $3,500,000
to $15,500,000. without counting the
effects of a prospective Government
pay raise, on which pistrict work
ers would have to pay more in both
Federal and District income tax§s.
Scale of Payments.
Present city income rates, rang
ing from 1 to 3 per cent, would be
raised under the Klein bill to 2
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able income, 3 per cent on the next
$3,000. 4 per cent on the next $5.
000 and 5 per cent on income over
$10,000.
In addition, the Klein bill would
abolish as no longer needed the
present 5 per cent income tax levy
on incomes of unincorporated
businesses in excess of $10,000.
The Bates sales tax bill would
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as food for home consumption,
drugs and medicines, utilities, al
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Falmouth to Restore
Century-Old Church •
Special Dispatch to The Star
FALMOUTH, Va„ May 27—The
Falmouth Civic Improvement Club
has announced it will restore cen
tury-old Union Chufch here.
Mrs. Thomas S. Morrison, presi
dent, has appointed a committee to
further the project. The church!
has housed Episcopal. Baptist. Pres
byterian apd Methodist congrega-f
tions.
The committee includes Mrs. Med
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Mrs. J. E. Brickert, *Mrs. W. H. Cioe,
Sam L. Alexander, N. N. Berry, L. A.
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