The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 48Butterworths, 1973 - Law |
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Page 151
... received the income. Income Tax In Wheelans v . C.I.R ; Ashton v . C.I.R. ( the judgment of Wilson J. was delivered on 22 September 1972 ) the taxpayers were in practice as the only partners in a firm of public account- ants . In October ...
... received the income. Income Tax In Wheelans v . C.I.R ; Ashton v . C.I.R. ( the judgment of Wilson J. was delivered on 22 September 1972 ) the taxpayers were in practice as the only partners in a firm of public account- ants . In October ...
Page 152
... received by them as trustees . They were appointed as trustees . If their trust was annihilated then they received it in a capacity which did not exist and in my opinion in that case there was a resulting trust to return it to the ...
... received by them as trustees . They were appointed as trustees . If their trust was annihilated then they received it in a capacity which did not exist and in my opinion in that case there was a resulting trust to return it to the ...
Page 153
... received by them . However , the Commissioner , on the basis that s . 108 avoided the transactions , re - assessed the taxpayer with the total of the net incomes received by him and the trustees , together with the amount debited by the ...
... received by them . However , the Commissioner , on the basis that s . 108 avoided the transactions , re - assessed the taxpayer with the total of the net incomes received by him and the trustees , together with the amount debited by the ...
Contents
To Bail or not to Bail | 21 |
A LessThanSupreme Court?A | 31 |
Partnerships and Taxation of the Family | 43 |
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