I have further stated that tax concessions are in themselves a basically unsound means of assisting the maritime industry, and that they should be replaced as soon as possible with whatever form and amount of direct aid may actually be required to achieve our national objectives with regard to promotion of this industry.
Harry Truman: “I have further stated that tax concessions are in themselves a basically unsound means of assisting the maritime…”
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Letter to the Secretary of Commerce on the Tax Benefits of the Shipping Industry.
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