The Law Times, 200. köideOffice of The Law Times, 1945 |
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Page 200-74
... income tax for the time being in respect thereof will leave a clear sum of 3501 " was accountable for a due proportion in respect of the annuity of any sums repaid or allowed to her in respect of income tax reliefs or allowances ; and ...
... income tax for the time being in respect thereof will leave a clear sum of 3501 " was accountable for a due proportion in respect of the annuity of any sums repaid or allowed to her in respect of income tax reliefs or allowances ; and ...
Page 200-77
... income tax deducted for and on behalf of the respondent . She alone could claim repayment under sect . 29 of the Income Tax Act , 1918 , and the Revenue were not concerned with what she did with the money she received in respect of any ...
... income tax deducted for and on behalf of the respondent . She alone could claim repayment under sect . 29 of the Income Tax Act , 1918 , and the Revenue were not concerned with what she did with the money she received in respect of any ...
Page 200-223
Dominion income , tax on part of that income the Special Commissioners were right in holding that the society was entitled to the relief which it had claimed . SECOND CASE The second appeal was one made by the society in respect of ...
Dominion income , tax on part of that income the Special Commissioners were right in holding that the society was entitled to the relief which it had claimed . SECOND CASE The second appeal was one made by the society in respect of ...
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