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Page 279
... proposed rule is based on Australian legislation , and some limited exceptions to the rule are proposed where income splitting is not at issue . For instance , a minor who is employed full time , disabled or an orphan may be excluded ...
... proposed rule is based on Australian legislation , and some limited exceptions to the rule are proposed where income splitting is not at issue . For instance , a minor who is employed full time , disabled or an orphan may be excluded ...
Page 290
... proposed , and it would not be appropriate to adopt it without fur- ther consultation . Commentary It would serve no purpose to revisit complaints with the substance of the Law Commission proposals , which ap- pear to have fallen on ...
... proposed , and it would not be appropriate to adopt it without fur- ther consultation . Commentary It would serve no purpose to revisit complaints with the substance of the Law Commission proposals , which ap- pear to have fallen on ...
Page 405
... proposed amend- ments contained in the Bill when it was first introduced into Parliament were outlined at [ 2000 ] NZLJ 189 . This article discusses some further aspects of the recently enacted legislation . ZERO RATING AS A GOING ...
... proposed amend- ments contained in the Bill when it was first introduced into Parliament were outlined at [ 2000 ] NZLJ 189 . This article discusses some further aspects of the recently enacted legislation . ZERO RATING AS A GOING ...
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