Irish National Finance Past Present And Future Illustrated By Ten Coloured Di
Irish National Finance Past Present And Future Illustrated By Ten Coloured Di
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) See also Table of Tax Revenue on page 154, F. R. Final Report.
note a fact of importance. Had the people of Great Britain not purchased Irish whiskey, stout, and tobacco, the revenue collected in Ireland would have remained substantially less than the Treasury estimate of Ireland's true revenue. It was the Englishman's partiality for these Irish products which has been the principal reason for the present Irish outcry for " collected " instead of " contributed " revenue (a).
The importance of... a recognition of this fact at the moment lies in the possibility that the " contributed " ma}^ again exceed the " collected " revenue of Ireland. Could the Irish distiller, brewer, and tobacco manufacturer succeed in obtaining the removal of the present duties upon their manufactures, or were England to transfer her patronage from Irish whiskey to Irish woollens, the " true " would again exceed the " collected " revenue.
The possibility of such a change in the basis of revenue taking place merges into probability when we find that during the past ten years the " contributed " has increased much more rapidly than the " collected " revenue, mainly owing to a decrease in the product of Excise duties which fell from £6, 274, 000 in 1900 to £5, 156, 000 in 1910.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) See also Table of Tax Revenue on page 154, F. R. Final Report.
note a fact of importance. Had the people of Great Britain not purchased Irish whiskey, stout, and tobacco, the revenue collected in Ireland would have remained substantially less than the Treasury estimate of Ireland's true revenue. It was the Englishman's partiality for these Irish products which has been the principal reason for the present Irish outcry for " collected " instead of " contributed " revenue (a).
The importance of... a recognition of this fact at the moment lies in the possibility that the " contributed " ma}^ again exceed the " collected " revenue of Ireland. Could the Irish distiller, brewer, and tobacco manufacturer succeed in obtaining the removal of the present duties upon their manufactures, or were England to transfer her patronage from Irish whiskey to Irish woollens, the " true " would again exceed the " collected " revenue.
The possibility of such a change in the basis of revenue taking place merges into probability when we find that during the past ten years the " contributed " has increased much more rapidly than the " collected " revenue, mainly owing to a decrease in the product of Excise duties which fell from £6, 274, 000 in 1900 to £5, 156, 000 in 1910.
What to read after Irish National Finance Past Present And Future Illustrated By Ten Coloured Di?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E a Aston to read onlineMoreLess
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