Ancestors Never Paid Taxes Until 1913 - Then They Made It a Crime In 1913, US ratified the Sixteenth Amendment, granting Congress the power to levy federal income taxes, eliminating the need for proportional apportionment among the states. This was the first time in U.S. history that personal income could be taxed permanently. The structural shifts that occurred in this pivotal year of 1913 included the almost simultaneous passage of the Federal Reserve Act, the subsequent rapid development of institutions, and the broader trend towards centralization in the early 20th-century international financial system. Furthermore, the establishment of Birth Registration Areas by the federal government in 1915 and the nationwide implementation of compulsory education in 1918 laid the foundation for significant changes in the organization of power, labor, and currency in modern states. Also See : Birth Certificates In 1952, John D. Rockefeller III established the Population Council
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