The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 17Butterworths, 1941 - Law |
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Page 94
... assessment , and interest at six per cent . or at such less rate as the Governor - General by Order in Council may determine ( as provided by s . 26 of the Death Duties Act , 1921 ) and this must not of course be overlooked . Singularly ...
... assessment , and interest at six per cent . or at such less rate as the Governor - General by Order in Council may determine ( as provided by s . 26 of the Death Duties Act , 1921 ) and this must not of course be overlooked . Singularly ...
Page 95
... assessment at any time thereafter the Legislature has thought it not unreasonable to allow the taxpayer at least three years , according to s . 74 , within which , on his part , to challenge the assessment . It is not difficult to ...
... assessment at any time thereafter the Legislature has thought it not unreasonable to allow the taxpayer at least three years , according to s . 74 , within which , on his part , to challenge the assessment . It is not difficult to ...
Page 119
... assess- ment where , as the Act states , " Any duty payable has not been fully assessed and paid " ; and such further assessment may be made at any time thereafter . This section was held in Kirkcaldie v . Commissioner of Stamp Duties ...
... assess- ment where , as the Act states , " Any duty payable has not been fully assessed and paid " ; and such further assessment may be made at any time thereafter . This section was held in Kirkcaldie v . Commissioner of Stamp Duties ...
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