Parliamentary Papers, Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 4
... allowance for any relief due under this Agreement , and the Commissioners of Inland Revenue and the Revenue Commissioners may make such regulations as they respectively think fit for carrying out such arrangements . 6. The obligation as ...
... allowance for any relief due under this Agreement , and the Commissioners of Inland Revenue and the Revenue Commissioners may make such regulations as they respectively think fit for carrying out such arrangements . 6. The obligation as ...
Page 7
... allowance for any relief due under the Agreement . The principal arrangements are as follows : - - ( a . ) Non - Deduction of British Income Tax from Irish Free State Dividends , & c . Under the provisions of the Finance Bill , Bankers ...
... allowance for any relief due under the Agreement . The principal arrangements are as follows : - - ( a . ) Non - Deduction of British Income Tax from Irish Free State Dividends , & c . Under the provisions of the Finance Bill , Bankers ...
Page 8
... allowance of the relief , to British and Irish Free State tax , and will endeavour so to arrange any payments or repayments of the tax of either country that may be due from or to him as will prevent his having at the outset to pay in ...
... allowance of the relief , to British and Irish Free State tax , and will endeavour so to arrange any payments or repayments of the tax of either country that may be due from or to him as will prevent his having at the outset to pay in ...
Page 11
... allowances payable to ex - members of the Royal Irish Con- stabulary under the Constabulary Acts , subject to the exception mentioned in Article 10 of the Articles of Agreement for a Treaty between Great Britain and Ireland . * 12. For ...
... allowances payable to ex - members of the Royal Irish Con- stabulary under the Constabulary Acts , subject to the exception mentioned in Article 10 of the Articles of Agreement for a Treaty between Great Britain and Ireland . * 12. For ...
Page 22
... Allowance was made for a decrease in the duty on sugar imports , which was abnormally high in 1925-26 . The details of the receipts under the respective heads are given in the table on page 219 and 220 of the Indian Budget for 1926-27 ...
... Allowance was made for a decrease in the duty on sugar imports , which was abnormally high in 1925-26 . The details of the receipts under the respective heads are given in the table on page 219 and 220 of the Indian Budget for 1926-27 ...
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