Forecasting individual income tax revenues : a technical analysis.

Mode of access: Internet.

Revising the individual income tax.

Mode of access: Internet.

The income tax : a study of the history, theory and practice of income taxation at home and abroad /

Bibliography: p. [675]-700.

The wealth and income of the people of the United States,

Mode of access: Internet.

SIPP, the Survey of Income and Program Participation : 2004 panel, wave 1, self-study for field representatives.

Shipping list no.: 2004-0035-P.

1970 census of population and housing. Employment profiles of selected low-income areas.

Each report presents data relating to neighborhoods in a different city or rural area.

Family income and expenditures : Pacific region, Part 1, family income /

"In cooperation with the Works Progress Administration."

Family income and expenditures : Plains and Mountain Region : Part I, family income /

Contribution from the Bureau of Home Economics in cooperation with the Works Project Administration.

Family income and expenditures : Pacific Region, Plains and Mountain Region : Part I, family income /

Cover title.

Family income and expenditures : Middle Atlantic and North Central region and New England region : Part I, family income /

Mode of access: Internet.

Family income and expenditures : Southeast region : Part 1, family income /

Mode of access: Internet.

Family income and expenditures : Middle Atlantic, North Central and New England Regions : Part 1, family income /

"One of a series covering income and expenditures of farm families. A similar series of reports deals with income and expenditures of small city and village families."--P. [2] of cover.

Family income and expenditures : Five regions : Part 2, family expenditures /

"This volume, one of a series of reports from the study of consumer purchases, is part 2 of the report on Family income and expenditures, Urban and village series. Part 1 was issued in four volumes."--Foreword.

Family income and expenditures: Southeast Region. Part I, family income. [by] Dorothy S. Brady, et al.

Contributions from the Bureau of Home Economics in cooperation with the Work Projects Administration.

Impact of household size and income on food spending patterns /

"May 1981"--P. iii.