us started collecting federal income tax in 1776.
us started collecting federal income tax in 1776.
when did the us start collecting federal income tax?
1776
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any amounts received under an npc must be recognized by the taxpayer in accordance with the rules governing the recognition of such payments in the treasury regulations, which may override the taxpayer's normal method of accounting for u.s. federal income tax purposes. (treas. reg. § 1.446-3(e)(2)(i)). in general, amounts paid or received under an npc are treated as ordinary income (and not capital gain) for u.s. federal income tax purposes, and are sourced by the residence of the recipient (e.g., if a non-u.s. resident receives a payment under an npc, that payment is, in general, treated as non-u.s. source income for u.s. federal income tax purposes). the usual result of this treatment is that non-u.s. persons can receive payments on an npc without outbound u.s. federal income tax withholding tax being applied. however, the u.s. federal income tax rules governing npcs, withholding tax and the taxation of financial products, in general, is an intricately complicated subject, and taxpayers as a general matter almost always seek the assistance of a competent adviser to assist them in these matters.
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