Canadian Tax Journal, Volume 8Canadian Tax Foundation., 1960 - Electronic journals |
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Page 10
... Canadian corporations . As is usual there exists the inevitable exception to the effect that while an individual may reduce the substantial income tax payable by him by this 20 % credit , he cannot reduce the much smaller Old Age ...
... Canadian corporations . As is usual there exists the inevitable exception to the effect that while an individual may reduce the substantial income tax payable by him by this 20 % credit , he cannot reduce the much smaller Old Age ...
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... Canadian individuals received total income of On this , they paid taxes of .... . . . Included in this total income were dividends received from Canadian and foreign companies ( or 1.6 % of total income ) My estimate of the total taxes ...
... Canadian individuals received total income of On this , they paid taxes of .... . . . Included in this total income were dividends received from Canadian and foreign companies ( or 1.6 % of total income ) My estimate of the total taxes ...
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... Canadian Bar Journal - June 1960 : Amendments suggested to the Estate Tax Act . Canadian Bar Review , May 1960 : A new concept of the rule of law , by J. T. Thorson . Some aspects of Canadian constitutionalism , by I. C. Rand . The ...
... Canadian Bar Journal - June 1960 : Amendments suggested to the Estate Tax Act . Canadian Bar Review , May 1960 : A new concept of the rule of law , by J. T. Thorson . Some aspects of Canadian constitutionalism , by I. C. Rand . The ...
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