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Published in 1918, this book explores the taxation policies of various European countries during World War I. Drawing on official reports and other primary sources, the author analyzes the impacts of taxes on income, profits, and luxury goods on the home front, while also examining the role of taxation in financing military operations. War Taxation of Incomes, Excess Profits, and Luxuries is an informative and timely resource for anyone interested in the history of economic policy during times of war.
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