Indian Tribal Governmental Status Act

Summary

Indian Tribal Governmental Status Act - Expresses the findings of Congress including that exemption of Indian tribal governments from specified taxes should be consistent with the Federal laws and treaties recognizing the government status of such tribes and with the role of Indian tribes in providing public service to Indians. Provides for such treatment under provisions of the Internal Revenue Code relating to: (1) retirement income; (2) contributions to candidates for public office; (3) interest on governmental obligations; (4) income of governments; (5) scholdarship and fellowship grants; (6) charitable contributions and specified tax deductions; (7) services and facilities tax; (8) other taxes on sales and services; (9) gasoline used on farms; (10) taxation on employee annuities; (11) transfers for public, charitable, and religious uses; (12) retailers' and manufacturers' excise taxes; and (13) specified gasoline and lubricating oil taxes.

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• Introduced in Senate

  summary · EN · 27 January 1975

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