Explanation of "Deadwood" provisions (formerly H.R. 25, 92d
Explanation of "Deadwood" provisions (formerly H.R. 25, 92d Cong., a bill to simplify the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 by repealing provisions which are obsolete or are unimportant and rarely used)
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