The law substantially increased federal revenue and created major wartime taxation precedents that funded the American war effort and reshaped fiscal policy.
President Woodrow Wilson signed the War Revenue Act, which raised taxes and instituted measures such as an excess-profits tax to help finance U.S. involvement in World War I.
The law substantially increased federal revenue and created major wartime taxation precedents that funded the American war effort and reshaped fiscal policy.
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