Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 10State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1936 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Taxes are progressive when their increase is more than proportional to the increase in the amount of the property or the income taxed . Progressive taxation is usually brought about by increasing the rate with increases in the amount of ...
Taxes are progressive when their increase is more than proportional to the increase in the amount of the property or the income taxed . Progressive taxation is usually brought about by increasing the rate with increases in the amount of ...
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Connecticut has also been in the vanguard of states which have created incentives so that owners of taxable ... up all ad valorem taxation on intangibles and on much tangible personal property and by imposing other taxes in lieu thereof ...
Connecticut has also been in the vanguard of states which have created incentives so that owners of taxable ... up all ad valorem taxation on intangibles and on much tangible personal property and by imposing other taxes in lieu thereof ...
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Under a scheme of progressive taxation the rate increases as income increases . So far as is known , believers in progressive taxation have failed to produce an acceptable theoretical foundation for the determination of any definite ...
Under a scheme of progressive taxation the rate increases as income increases . So far as is known , believers in progressive taxation have failed to produce an acceptable theoretical foundation for the determination of any definite ...
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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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