Guide to the Income Tax
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Case of great importance to all Publicans whose Houses are in Mortgage to Brewers, and whose Trade has been decreasing the last two years, and Note on other Mortgage Interest.
The question involved is the amount of tax rightly chargeable on interest due to the brewers upon their mortgage.
The case selected, which has been dealt with during 1912, is that of a fully-licensed house in a London district where the trade profits declined from 1041 in 1908-9 to 823 in 1909-10, and to 446 in 1910-11.
T...he mortgage is 16, 900 at 5 per cent = 845, and although the business has not earned the interest, the revenue insists on the assessment for the current year APPENDIX. 113 1911-12 being on the amount of interest stated in the mortgage, 845.
The authorities relied on Section 163 of the original Act of 1842, which states the tax is upon the amount payable. It was contended that the revenue cannot charge the tenant on more than the amount brewers received. As a matter of fact, the interest actually paid in the three years was for 1908-9, 730; for 1909-10, 670; for 1910-11, 500.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Case of great importance to all Publicans whose Houses are in Mortgage to Brewers, and whose Trade has been decreasing the last two years, and Note on other Mortgage Interest.
The question involved is the amount of tax rightly chargeable on interest due to the brewers upon their mortgage.
The case selected, which has been dealt with during 1912, is that of a fully-licensed house in a London district where the trade profits declined from 1041 in 1908-9 to 823 in 1909-10, and to 446 in 1910-11.
T...he mortgage is 16, 900 at 5 per cent = 845, and although the business has not earned the interest, the revenue insists on the assessment for the current year APPENDIX. 113 1911-12 being on the amount of interest stated in the mortgage, 845.
The authorities relied on Section 163 of the original Act of 1842, which states the tax is upon the amount payable. It was contended that the revenue cannot charge the tenant on more than the amount brewers received. As a matter of fact, the interest actually paid in the three years was for 1908-9, 730; for 1909-10, 670; for 1910-11, 500.
What to read after Guide to the Income Tax?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F B Leeming to read onlineMoreLess
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