Pierre DuPont, noted Financier (right), talking

Pierre DuPont, noted Financier (right), talking with his lawyer, James Ivins, at a NYC hearing. May 5, 1937. The Bureau of Internal Revenue's investigation of the income tax returns of DuPont, John J. Raskob and other Financial Figures. The government charges that a transaction between Raskob and DuPont deprived the government of almost $2, 000, 000 in taxes. May 5, 1937. The businesses had committed disreputable tax avoidance rather than illegal tax evasions and were embittered against the New Deal for what they perceived as persecution. - (CSU_2015_5_52)

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