Principles of Justice in Taxation
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Cit, pp. 360-1.
1 8 2 JUSTICE IN TAX A TION [518 (2) Taxable Income. — If we are right in our determination of the nature of income, we have next to inquire what is the character of taxable income, the income that determines tax ability. Evidently this cannot be gross income; for this would be, in effect, a tax upon the source of income, whose tendency would be the gradual extinction of income, of satis- factions, and thereby of ability. Costs and maintenance should, therefore, be rigidly exclu...ded from taxable income.^ (This is not saying that for practical reasons there should not be nominal taxes on gross income or capital. ) What is left after these deductions is a net income. This, or some part of it, must then be the taxable income, the income that determines tax ability. Whether it is the whole or a part only of the net income that is the taxable income, economists do not agree.
With the earlier economists, following the English school, the taxable income was held to be the " pure " income — the net income minus the necessary cost of subsistence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cit, pp. 360-1.
1 8 2 JUSTICE IN TAX A TION [518 (2) Taxable Income. — If we are right in our determination of the nature of income, we have next to inquire what is the character of taxable income, the income that determines tax ability. Evidently this cannot be gross income; for this would be, in effect, a tax upon the source of income, whose tendency would be the gradual extinction of income, of satis- factions, and thereby of ability. Costs and maintenance should, therefore, be rigidly exclu...ded from taxable income.^ (This is not saying that for practical reasons there should not be nominal taxes on gross income or capital. ) What is left after these deductions is a net income. This, or some part of it, must then be the taxable income, the income that determines tax ability. Whether it is the whole or a part only of the net income that is the taxable income, economists do not agree.
With the earlier economists, following the English school, the taxable income was held to be the " pure " income — the net income minus the necessary cost of subsistence.
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