The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 154
... direct taxation . That direct taxation , at its present height , is a burden on industry is now admitted by the Labour party , as it has long been known to both the Conservative and the Liberal . The reduction of income tax is 154 A ...
... direct taxation . That direct taxation , at its present height , is a burden on industry is now admitted by the Labour party , as it has long been known to both the Conservative and the Liberal . The reduction of income tax is 154 A ...
Page 311
... direct taxpayers , such as the Sur - Tax and the Estate Duty , because these are the more glaring examples of minority taxation without explicit consent on the part of the persons made liable . It is in the vital interest of the smaller ...
... direct taxpayers , such as the Sur - Tax and the Estate Duty , because these are the more glaring examples of minority taxation without explicit consent on the part of the persons made liable . It is in the vital interest of the smaller ...
Page 364
... direct assistance to our Russian ally , was not prevented by Trafalgar , and things looked at their blackest after Tilsit , not before Trafalgar . The Peninsular campaigns are not to be assessed merely by the relatively small British ...
... direct assistance to our Russian ally , was not prevented by Trafalgar , and things looked at their blackest after Tilsit , not before Trafalgar . The Peninsular campaigns are not to be assessed merely by the relatively small British ...
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