Canadian Tax Journal, Volume 8Canadian Tax Foundation., 1960 - Electronic journals |
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Page 28
... give it to her ; he was merely complying with his mother's wish . The appeal of the other children was also allowed by the Board , there being additional reasons for holding that no gift had been made . Not only were no steps taken to ...
... give it to her ; he was merely complying with his mother's wish . The appeal of the other children was also allowed by the Board , there being additional reasons for holding that no gift had been made . Not only were no steps taken to ...
Page 84
... give one example : a capital investment such as the electrification of a village may be productive to the individual corpora- tion , but the productivity increase for the economy as a whole may be uncertain . Should the corporation ...
... give one example : a capital investment such as the electrification of a village may be productive to the individual corpora- tion , but the productivity increase for the economy as a whole may be uncertain . Should the corporation ...
Page 126
... give some relief , such companies as described will continue to be sold to foreigners or large corporations . If the govern- ment advisers do not realize that this is inevitable , they are not in touch with what is going on in Canada ...
... give some relief , such companies as described will continue to be sold to foreigners or large corporations . If the govern- ment advisers do not realize that this is inevitable , they are not in touch with what is going on in Canada ...
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