HB 12092

House·9th Congress·Filed Feb 17, 1994

An Act Rationalizing the Amount of the Basic Personal Exemption Granted to a Married Individual Viz-A-Viz Head of the Family, Amending for the Purpose Section 29(L) (1) of the National Internal Revenue Code, as Amended

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RepresentativeExequiel "Ex" Javier
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An Act Rationalizing the Amount of the Basic Personal Exemption Granted to a Married Individual Viz-A-Viz Head of the Family, Amending for the Purpose Section 29(L) (1) of the National Internal Revenue Code, as Amended

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