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Page 56
Upon the completion of this valuation and assessment the State board proceeds
to compute the tax upon the entire assessed valuation . Each company pays to
the State a tax at the rate of one - half of 1 per cent annually upon each dollar of
its ...
Upon the completion of this valuation and assessment the State board proceeds
to compute the tax upon the entire assessed valuation . Each company pays to
the State a tax at the rate of one - half of 1 per cent annually upon each dollar of
its ...
Page 79
The aggregate assessed valuation of all taxable property in Wisconsin in 1897
was $ 625,101,151.31 , and the aggregate of all taxes was $ 16,663,592.72 ,
making the rate of taxation 2.66 per cent . The aggregate valuation of property
subject ...
The aggregate assessed valuation of all taxable property in Wisconsin in 1897
was $ 625,101,151.31 , and the aggregate of all taxes was $ 16,663,592.72 ,
making the rate of taxation 2.66 per cent . The aggregate valuation of property
subject ...
Page 95
( 2 ) The amount of capital stock paid up . ( 3 ) The market value , or , if no market
value , the actual value of the shares . ( 4 ) The total amount of all indebtedness
except for current expenses for operating the road . ( 5 ) The total listed valuation
...
( 2 ) The amount of capital stock paid up . ( 3 ) The market value , or , if no market
value , the actual value of the shares . ( 4 ) The total amount of all indebtedness
except for current expenses for operating the road . ( 5 ) The total listed valuation
...
Page 98
The State commissioners endeavor to equalize the valuations of the property in
the several towns , cities , townships ... The great burden of taxation is still upon
real estate , relieved somewhat by the increased valuation of corporate property .
The State commissioners endeavor to equalize the valuations of the property in
the several towns , cities , townships ... The great burden of taxation is still upon
real estate , relieved somewhat by the increased valuation of corporate property .
Page 101
The valuation of lands had gradually decreased from $ 389,839,375 in 1878 to $
308,173,414 in 1890. ... There was a smaller increase in the valuation of
improvements in 1891 over 1890 and no material change during the last few
years , that ...
The valuation of lands had gradually decreased from $ 389,839,375 in 1878 to $
308,173,414 in 1890. ... There was a smaller increase in the valuation of
improvements in 1891 over 1890 and no material change during the last few
years , that ...
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| Title | Reports of the Industrial Commission... Volume 11 of Reports of the Industrial Commission, James Henderson Kyle |
| Author | United States. Industrial Commission |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1901 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 14 Mar 2007 |
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