The law marked a major shift in U.S. fiscal policy by reducing protective tariffs and establishing a graduated income tax as a primary source of federal revenue, enabling progressive economic reforms.
President Woodrow Wilson signed the Revenue Act of 1913 (the Underwood Tariff), cutting tariff rates and re-imposing a federal income tax under the recently ratified 16th Amendment.
The law marked a major shift in U.S. fiscal policy by reducing protective tariffs and establishing a graduated income tax as a primary source of federal revenue, enabling progressive economic reforms.
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Trump signed a sanctions bill against Russia, enhancing his tariff authority.
The House of Representatives passed a sanctions bill against Russia, which includes tariffs up to 500%, sending it to Trump for approval.
The Trump administration is advancing a proposal to eliminate tax exemptions for private colleges that implement diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies.
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