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Sep. 3—Preparations to ask Joplin voters next year to renew the three-eighths-cent capital improvements sales tax will be discussed at a Tuesday meeting of the City Council. The tax, first ...
Jul. 30—A proposed property and personal property tax increase that Joplin city officials have committed to public safety purposes will be decided Tuesday by Joplin voters. Voters will be asked ...
Jul. 31—Voters who live in the Summit Ridge subdivision and some on West 32nd Street that were recently annexed into the city limits of Joplin will be able to vote on the city of Joplin's ...
Joplin began to add cultural amenities; in 1902, residents passed a tax to create a public library, and gained matching funds that enabled them to build the Carnegie Library. It was seen as the symbol of a thriving city. In 1930, the grand commercial Electric Theater was built, one of the many movie palaces of the time.
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A third office opened in Springfield, Missouri, in July 1948, and a uranium boom led the firm to purchase a tax practice in Grand Junction, Colorado. The 1960s represented a period of significant change. In 1964, the firm drafted its formal partnership agreement, which still exists today.
Oct. 30—Joplin voters on Tuesday will decide whether to adopt a city use tax that would apply only to purchases made by Joplin residents online. The measure will be listed on the ballot as ...
The salt tax and other taxes, and conflict with organized smuggler associations, led to conflict in China, which included, in 1910, an assault on tax collectors and on the salt tax monopoly office, and the "Two Kitchen Knives Rebellion" led by He Long in 1916 in which the Salt Tax Bureau at Ba Maoqui was torched and the bureau's director was ...