The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... London County Council had been paying their interest to the Bank of England in full , making no deduction for Income Tax . The Bank of England deducted the tax from the recipients and paid the amount so deducted to the Board of Inland ...
... London County Council had been paying their interest to the Bank of England in full , making no deduction for Income Tax . The Bank of England deducted the tax from the recipients and paid the amount so deducted to the Board of Inland ...
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... London County Council were already finding intolerable . It is rather interesting , however , to notice in passing that al- though the Board of Inland Revenue repudiated any right on the part of the corporations to claim the annual ...
... London County Council were already finding intolerable . It is rather interesting , however , to notice in passing that al- though the Board of Inland Revenue repudiated any right on the part of the corporations to claim the annual ...
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... London County Council , and in his argument he says : " If the security that the holders of consolidated stock have is in its nature a charge on the whole fund , the proper way to deal with the right to deduction is to take the ...
... London County Council , and in his argument he says : " If the security that the holders of consolidated stock have is in its nature a charge on the whole fund , the proper way to deal with the right to deduction is to take the ...
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... London County Council case it was evident that , judged by the standard of any ordinary person , the London County Council had not a stiver of income of their own . That , however , has not prevented the House of Lords from assessing ...
... London County Council case it was evident that , judged by the standard of any ordinary person , the London County Council had not a stiver of income of their own . That , however , has not prevented the House of Lords from assessing ...
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... London County Council gives an excellent de- scription of the circumstances which caused the enactment of 1888 to be passed . On the whole it meets the case of corporations very well , although it was never intended for them . It only ...
... London County Council gives an excellent de- scription of the circumstances which caused the enactment of 1888 to be passed . On the whole it meets the case of corporations very well , although it was never intended for them . It only ...
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