| Notes: | Vol. 2-5 pub. at Columbus; v. 6- at Madison.
"The annual conference is in a way quite distinct from the National Tax Association, under whose auspices the conference is held. Membership in the Association is freely open to any person interested in the subject of taxation. The conference, however, is made up of official delegates appointed by state governors, universities and colleges which maintain a special course in public finance, and state associations of certified public accountants."--Proceed. 7th annual conf., Introd.
The work of the association was confined originally to state and local taxation, but by a constitutional amendment adopted by the association in 1913 the scope was extended to include federal taxation.
From 1908-10 the association was designated "International Tax Association" when the Canadian provinces participated in the conferences.
Each volume, beginning with v. 2 includes list of papers pub. in preceding volumes.
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