Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 10State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1936 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Under that tax any untaxed taxable property found in the estate of a Connecticut decedent , with certain exceptions , is subjected to an estate penalty tax equal to two per centum of the inventory value of the property for ...
Under that tax any untaxed taxable property found in the estate of a Connecticut decedent , with certain exceptions , is subjected to an estate penalty tax equal to two per centum of the inventory value of the property for ...
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Too much emphasis has been directed upon equal sacrifice rather than the least aggregate sacrifice as the one ultimate principle of taxation . The general property tax is more apt to meet the requirements of temperance than is a tax ...
Too much emphasis has been directed upon equal sacrifice rather than the least aggregate sacrifice as the one ultimate principle of taxation . The general property tax is more apt to meet the requirements of temperance than is a tax ...
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Several companies in a locality may join in the maintenance of a common title plant for the equal benefit of all . This plan is exemplified by the Commonwealth Title Company of Philadelphia , in Philadelphia , which was formed several ...
Several companies in a locality may join in the maintenance of a common title plant for the equal benefit of all . This plan is exemplified by the Commonwealth Title Company of Philadelphia , in Philadelphia , which was formed several ...
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Contents
THE CASE FOR THE PROPERTY TAX Artlur F Poiier | 1 |
OCTOBER 1936 No | 4 |
DEVELOPMENT OF BANKRUPTCY LEGISLATION | 24 |
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