The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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Page 110
... allowed a personal exemption of £ 50 in lieu of the £ 200 allowed to resi- dents . If an absentee - i.e . , a person whose home is not in New Zealand - personally visits New Zealand for the purpose of earning income , a proportionate ...
... allowed a personal exemption of £ 50 in lieu of the £ 200 allowed to resi- dents . If an absentee - i.e . , a person whose home is not in New Zealand - personally visits New Zealand for the purpose of earning income , a proportionate ...
Page 133
... allowed for each complete month during which a child is under eighteen years of age . An exemption is allowed in respect of an adopted child only where there is a legal adoption . The fact that a child ( not the child or grandchild of ...
... allowed for each complete month during which a child is under eighteen years of age . An exemption is allowed in respect of an adopted child only where there is a legal adoption . The fact that a child ( not the child or grandchild of ...
Page 134
... allowed . ( ii ) Payment by ordinary borrowing from the insur- ance company during the currency of the policy will be allowed notwithstanding that no cash was actually paid . ( iii ) Payment by means of half - premium loans ( special ...
... allowed . ( ii ) Payment by ordinary borrowing from the insur- ance company during the currency of the policy will be allowed notwithstanding that no cash was actually paid . ( iii ) Payment by means of half - premium loans ( special ...
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