The Law Times, 196. köideOffice of The Law Times, 1943 |
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Page 196-34
... payments in respect of arrears , tax should be deducted therefrom at the standard rate when such payment was actually made or at the rate or rates in force when such arrears were accruing due , and how the current income should be ...
... payments in respect of arrears , tax should be deducted therefrom at the standard rate when such payment was actually made or at the rate or rates in force when such arrears were accruing due , and how the current income should be ...
Page 196-35
... payment of the arrears of the three annuities pari passu and then in payment of the two subsisting annuities . Where this third class of case arises , the annuitant is entitled to have the rule in Clayton's case applied and the remotest ...
... payment of the arrears of the three annuities pari passu and then in payment of the two subsisting annuities . Where this third class of case arises , the annuitant is entitled to have the rule in Clayton's case applied and the remotest ...
Page 196-101
... payments . The sub - section provides that " any provision , however worded , for the payment , whether periodically or otherwise , of a stated amount free of income tax , or free of income tax other than surtax , being a provision ...
... payments . The sub - section provides that " any provision , however worded , for the payment , whether periodically or otherwise , of a stated amount free of income tax , or free of income tax other than surtax , being a provision ...
Contents
Vol 196 | 196-15 |
CONTENTS | 196-21 |
Imperial Tobacco Company of Great | 196-51 |
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