The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 20Butterworths, 1944 - Law |
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Page 58
... assessable income , or of any re- newal of any such lease ; or in the borrowing of money employed by the taxpayer as capital in the production of assessable in- come . ' These provisions applied with respect to incomes derived during ...
... assessable income , or of any re- newal of any such lease ; or in the borrowing of money employed by the taxpayer as capital in the production of assessable in- come . ' These provisions applied with respect to incomes derived during ...
Page 108
... assessable . QUESTION : A. and B. are in partnership . A. is serving in the forces and by agreement his service pay and allowances are paid into the partnership . A. and B. share equally in the profits , including the military pay . B ...
... assessable . QUESTION : A. and B. are in partnership . A. is serving in the forces and by agreement his service pay and allowances are paid into the partnership . A. and B. share equally in the profits , including the military pay . B ...
Page 256
... assessable income still remain non- assessable income in the hands of the beneficiary , notwithstand- ing that they form part of the alimony . 4. If , however , the alimony or maintenance is paid by the trustees out of capital of the ...
... assessable income still remain non- assessable income in the hands of the beneficiary , notwithstand- ing that they form part of the alimony . 4. If , however , the alimony or maintenance is paid by the trustees out of capital of the ...
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