Knowledge graph centered on Tax Lead Time Study for the Oil Shale Region: Fisc with 61 nodes and 60 connections. Top connected: Bureau of Land Management (implied via Federal Register), United States Department of the Interior, Colorado Department of Wildlife (CDOW), United States Geological Survey (USGS), State of Colorado (Governor's Office).
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Bureau of Land Management (implied via Federal Register)United States Department of the InteriorColorado Department of Wildlife (CDOW)United States Geological Survey (USGS)State of Colorado (Governor's Office)Colorado General AssemblyColorado State University (C.S.U.)Department of Commerce (DOC)
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Colorado Department of Local Affairs (CDOLA)Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)University of Colorado (Colorado Springs Campus)Department of Transportation (DOT)Colorado Geological SurveyU.S. Census BureauFederal Register
County and Municipality Development Revenue Bond Act
Section 137-6-3
Intergovernmental Relations Act
Vermont Revised Statutes, Chapter 236. Tax on Gains from the Sale or Exchange of Land
Public Law 81-814
Public Law 81-815
Intergovernmental Relationship Act
State of Vermont, Revised Statutes, Chapter 236
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; and "Public Opinion and Taxes," Nation's Cities, low August 1971 (1974) — Washington, D.C., May
p. 6. 13,h4id., p (1974) — Legislative Council Research Publication No. 205, March
Data from the most recent edition, 1969, given here in Tables 3-9 through 3-11, indicates revenue significance of general and specific occupation taxes for Colorado muni- cipalities through 1968 (1974)
B. Tsaguis, Urban Growth and Development, An (1968) — A. Allen Schmid, Converting Land from Rural to Urban Uses, Resources for the Future, Washington, D.C
valuation of oil, gas, and minerals in the Tri-County oil shale region a dropped from $43 million to $39 million in 1971 (1966) — Washington, D.C
article (4)
Mineral Taxation: The Wyoming Problem as Compared with Other Western States (1968) — Donald K. Roberts and John A. Gordnier
Land Use and Local Finance (1962) — Mable Walker
The Bulletin of the National Tax Association (1936) — Edwin H. Spengler
Land Value Increment Taxation: Demise of the British Betterment Levy — C. Lowell Harriss
study (2)
Impact Analysis and Development Patterns, Regional Development and Land Use Study (1974) — THK Associates, Inc.
Oil Shale Impact Study — Bureau of Educational Field Services