Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 14
... amount of misconception existed regarding the Committee . It was generally considered to be a Committee of the British Government , and its true Imperial aspect was not realised . Further , it was taken as having a roving commission ...
... amount of misconception existed regarding the Committee . It was generally considered to be a Committee of the British Government , and its true Imperial aspect was not realised . Further , it was taken as having a roving commission ...
Page 12
... amount . But the Revenue cannot act on the assumption that in every case the obligation to return will be superseded by an amicable arrangement . Moreover , as companies and firms . may have untaxed investment income assessable as such ...
... amount . But the Revenue cannot act on the assumption that in every case the obligation to return will be superseded by an amicable arrangement . Moreover , as companies and firms . may have untaxed investment income assessable as such ...
Page 16
... amount and in the latter a larger amount than that claimed is allowable . We think that in both classes of cases a statement should be furnished explaining the discrepancy , where any exists , and we understand that the Board of Inland ...
... amount and in the latter a larger amount than that claimed is allowable . We think that in both classes of cases a statement should be furnished explaining the discrepancy , where any exists , and we understand that the Board of Inland ...
Page 17
... amount of the income of the previous year for Income Tax purposes . Moreover , it is devoid of personal allowances and reliefs . The complications of the Income Tax we have already noted . 67. When , therefore , it is pointed out , as ...
... amount of the income of the previous year for Income Tax purposes . Moreover , it is devoid of personal allowances and reliefs . The complications of the Income Tax we have already noted . 67. When , therefore , it is pointed out , as ...
Page 18
... amount of attention was naturally given by witnesses to the forms used in this connection . The Land Union complained of the difficulty experienced by Land Agents in obtaining particulars of repair deductions . There is some anomaly in ...
... amount of attention was naturally given by witnesses to the forms used in this connection . The Land Union complained of the difficulty experienced by Land Agents in obtaining particulars of repair deductions . There is some anomaly in ...
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