Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... given effect to . 46. It was suggested by more than one witness that the return for assessment and the return of total income might be merged . But there are two legal objections to this . In the first place , one is obligatory under ...
... given effect to . 46. It was suggested by more than one witness that the return for assessment and the return of total income might be merged . But there are two legal objections to this . In the first place , one is obligatory under ...
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... given time in order to achieve it . 59. Again , our attention has been drawn to the circumstance that claimants to repayment of Income Tax sometimes are allowed or repaid less or more than what is claimed , and that this raises a ...
... given time in order to achieve it . 59. Again , our attention has been drawn to the circumstance that claimants to repayment of Income Tax sometimes are allowed or repaid less or more than what is claimed , and that this raises a ...
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... given our reasons for thinking that the solution is not in the direction of amalgamating the two forms . But , we there point out , fewer people ( at least among the less educated class ) having income from employments will in future ...
... given our reasons for thinking that the solution is not in the direction of amalgamating the two forms . But , we there point out , fewer people ( at least among the less educated class ) having income from employments will in future ...
Page 11
... given to them by the North- Western Federation , and being unable to obtain any guarantee of assistance in the event of further disputes with their operatives they gave six months ' notice to withdraw from the Federation , such notice ...
... given to them by the North- Western Federation , and being unable to obtain any guarantee of assistance in the event of further disputes with their operatives they gave six months ' notice to withdraw from the Federation , such notice ...
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... given in the earlier letter of 5th May , 1924 . 66 31. Upon a ballot taken by the trade unions represented on the Wages and Conditions Council , the terms offered by the employers in their letter of 14th May , 1924 , were accepted , but ...
... given in the earlier letter of 5th May , 1924 . 66 31. Upon a ballot taken by the trade unions represented on the Wages and Conditions Council , the terms offered by the employers in their letter of 14th May , 1924 , were accepted , but ...
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