The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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Page 64
... death duty , s . 5 ( 1 ) ( b ) of the Death Duties Act , 1921 , provides that , in com- puting , for the purposes of that Act , the final balance of the estate of a deceased person , his estate shall be deemed to include and consist of ...
... death duty , s . 5 ( 1 ) ( b ) of the Death Duties Act , 1921 , provides that , in com- puting , for the purposes of that Act , the final balance of the estate of a deceased person , his estate shall be deemed to include and consist of ...
Page 193
... death , there would be no duty ; on wife's death , the same duty . Total , £ 1,240 . ( c ) If husband leaves wife life interest , remainder to two children , then , on husband's death , duty would depend on value of wife's life interest ...
... death , there would be no duty ; on wife's death , the same duty . Total , £ 1,240 . ( c ) If husband leaves wife life interest , remainder to two children , then , on husband's death , duty would depend on value of wife's life interest ...
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... DEATH DUTY . Following on the registration in the Land Transfer Office of a transmission by survivorship , solicitors have often been called on by the Stamp Duties Office to file death - duty accounts in respect of the share of the ...
... DEATH DUTY . Following on the registration in the Land Transfer Office of a transmission by survivorship , solicitors have often been called on by the Stamp Duties Office to file death - duty accounts in respect of the share of the ...
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