The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 43Butterworths, 1967 - Law |
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... duty is a personal one and is not discharged simply by the appointment of a competent person to carry out the employer's obligations . No difficulty occurs when the person so appointed is a servant of the employer , for the employer ...
... duty is a personal one and is not discharged simply by the appointment of a competent person to carry out the employer's obligations . No difficulty occurs when the person so appointed is a servant of the employer , for the employer ...
Page 434
... duty , now called estate duty . For many years , the modest rates of duty provided in the original enactment , namely one percent to one and a half percent probate duty , plus one percent to ten percent succession duty remained ...
... duty , now called estate duty . For many years , the modest rates of duty provided in the original enactment , namely one percent to one and a half percent probate duty , plus one percent to ten percent succession duty remained ...
Page 494
... duty . Unfortunately for the taxpayer the Act imposes also estate duty , which is an entirely different and separate duty from gift duty . In the third paragraph of his letter to me my correspondent refers to a debt of £ 5,000 repay ...
... duty . Unfortunately for the taxpayer the Act imposes also estate duty , which is an entirely different and separate duty from gift duty . In the third paragraph of his letter to me my correspondent refers to a debt of £ 5,000 repay ...
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PRACTICAL POINTS | 3 |
ScorpioIn Your ArmchairAnd Mine 21 | 21 |
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