Taxation By Valuation And the Evils Thereof
Taxation By Valuation And the Evils Thereof
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" — "Times" lieport, August 14th, 1909.
Of course Mr. Asquith, with his legal way of speaking, meant one thing, but the public never understood that a poor bricklayer would have to claim and prove an overcharge of 40 per cent. Every ordinary -minded person would have understood Mr. Asquitii's words to inean that the Inland Revenue Com- missioners should have the burden of proving the tax to be right, and not, as Mr. Lloyd George admits to be the case, of throwing the binxlen on the poor taxpaye...r.
An instance is now given which exemplifies the bureaucratic spirit inaugurated by a K'adical politician, and carried on so long as he has a servile majority behind him which enables him to show his contempt of Parliamentary control.
Sir John Holleston asked a question as to the basis upon which the valuation of certain timber was made. Whether it was estimated on the basis of the value of the timber added to the value of the land, or on the basis of the value as separated from the D 2 52 land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" — "Times" lieport, August 14th, 1909.
Of course Mr. Asquith, with his legal way of speaking, meant one thing, but the public never understood that a poor bricklayer would have to claim and prove an overcharge of 40 per cent. Every ordinary -minded person would have understood Mr. Asquitii's words to inean that the Inland Revenue Com- missioners should have the burden of proving the tax to be right, and not, as Mr. Lloyd George admits to be the case, of throwing the binxlen on the poor taxpaye...r.
An instance is now given which exemplifies the bureaucratic spirit inaugurated by a K'adical politician, and carried on so long as he has a servile majority behind him which enables him to show his contempt of Parliamentary control.
Sir John Holleston asked a question as to the basis upon which the valuation of certain timber was made. Whether it was estimated on the basis of the value of the timber added to the value of the land, or on the basis of the value as separated from the D 2 52 land.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Perks to read onlineMoreLess
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