The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 227
... income . The section does not strike at new sources or restrict the taxpayer's right to arrange his affairs in relation to new income sources so as to attract the least possible tax liability . Nor does it prevent a taxpayer from ...
... income . The section does not strike at new sources or restrict the taxpayer's right to arrange his affairs in relation to new income sources so as to attract the least possible tax liability . Nor does it prevent a taxpayer from ...
Page 546
... income earned throughout the country in that year , excluding Social Security income paid . by the Government to beneficiaries out of taxation , then the total is $ 9 billion . Then the total of $ 2.35 billion for direct taxation ...
... income earned throughout the country in that year , excluding Social Security income paid . by the Government to beneficiaries out of taxation , then the total is $ 9 billion . Then the total of $ 2.35 billion for direct taxation ...
Page 550
... Income Tax Bill - An Exercise In Futility " by G J Harley . I feel it is appropriate that I should comment on the points raised by Mr Harley . The separate Land Tax and Income Tax Bills which have been introduced into the House are in ...
... Income Tax Bill - An Exercise In Futility " by G J Harley . I feel it is appropriate that I should comment on the points raised by Mr Harley . The separate Land Tax and Income Tax Bills which have been introduced into the House are in ...
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Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
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