Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 35Connecticut Bar Association, 1961 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 264
... income may represent a debt , the mere ex- istence of a trust res would not . On the other hand the court at one point talked about “ property or income ” perhaps indicating that the existence of a corpus would suffice . It is hoped ...
... income may represent a debt , the mere ex- istence of a trust res would not . On the other hand the court at one point talked about “ property or income ” perhaps indicating that the existence of a corpus would suffice . It is hoped ...
Page 535
Gross and Net Income Taxes The gross receipts tax and the net income tax have been extensively used by the states as income - producing devices . The difference between the two is obvious , although quite important . A net income tax is ...
Gross and Net Income Taxes The gross receipts tax and the net income tax have been extensively used by the states as income - producing devices . The difference between the two is obvious , although quite important . A net income tax is ...
Page 537
... income tax based , in part , on the total tangible property of the taxpayer located within the state.42 Georgia , on the other hand , uses total inventory within the state as a factor in computing the net income tax.43 It is conceivable ...
... income tax based , in part , on the total tangible property of the taxpayer located within the state.42 Georgia , on the other hand , uses total inventory within the state as a factor in computing the net income tax.43 It is conceivable ...
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CONNECTICUT | 1 |
LEADING ARTICLES | 39 |
RECENT CONNECTICUT FEDERAL CASES | 71 |
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