The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 149
... income nature - Whether exclusively incurred in pro- duction of assessable income - Whether deductible- Land and Income Tax Act 1954 , 88. 111 , 112 . Expenses incurred by a taxpayer in opposing applica- tions for letters patent which ...
... income nature - Whether exclusively incurred in pro- duction of assessable income - Whether deductible- Land and Income Tax Act 1954 , 88. 111 , 112 . Expenses incurred by a taxpayer in opposing applica- tions for letters patent which ...
Page 293
... income - Amount paid to mortgagee to induce him to make advance - Land and Income Tax Act 1954 , s . 121. Taxpayer's affairs were investigated by an inspector and as a result of the investigation the Commissioner estimated taxpayer's ...
... income - Amount paid to mortgagee to induce him to make advance - Land and Income Tax Act 1954 , s . 121. Taxpayer's affairs were investigated by an inspector and as a result of the investigation the Commissioner estimated taxpayer's ...
Page 390
... INCOME TAX " " " " 66 Accumulations of income " -Meaning - Whether in- cluding all unapplied income or restricted to income accumulated by express direction - Land and Income Tax Act 1954 , 8. 84A ( Land and Income Tax Amendment Act ...
... INCOME TAX " " " " 66 Accumulations of income " -Meaning - Whether in- cluding all unapplied income or restricted to income accumulated by express direction - Land and Income Tax Act 1954 , 8. 84A ( Land and Income Tax Amendment Act ...
Contents
Building SchemesRestrictions as | 7 |
Licence by River Board to Remove Shingle | 11 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
Copyright | |
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