Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 46Connecticut Bar Association, 1972 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 221
... exemption amount as calculated [ normally , but N ] o individual or family shall be entitled to more than one exemption . . . . 98 The exemption is complicated by the attempt to limit it in families where more than one member has ...
... exemption amount as calculated [ normally , but N ] o individual or family shall be entitled to more than one exemption . . . . 98 The exemption is complicated by the attempt to limit it in families where more than one member has ...
Page 223
... exemption fraction is limited to 100 % , cannot be reconciled . Had the legislature intended to limit the exemption in this manner , it could have indi- cated that the formula had to be a " proper " fraction , or that in no event could ...
... exemption fraction is limited to 100 % , cannot be reconciled . Had the legislature intended to limit the exemption in this manner , it could have indi- cated that the formula had to be a " proper " fraction , or that in no event could ...
Page 224
... exemption for- mula will result in exemption of 2 cents , leaving him with 18 cents in taxable dividends . Six percent of this is 1.08 cents , or one cent in tax . But with a $ 5 minimum tax , he would pay $ 5 , conceivably more than ...
... exemption for- mula will result in exemption of 2 cents , leaving him with 18 cents in taxable dividends . Six percent of this is 1.08 cents , or one cent in tax . But with a $ 5 minimum tax , he would pay $ 5 , conceivably more than ...
Contents
LEADING ARTICLES | 6 |
Proposal for Revision of the Connecticut Statutes Relative | 8 |
Chronic Alcoholism | 12 |
Copyright | |
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