British Incomes and Property: The Application of Official Statistics to Economic Problems : with Supplementary Tables from 1914 to 1918P.S. King & Son, 1920 - 543 pages |
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abatements acre actual aggregate allowance amount annual value annum Appendix assessed under Sch average Bowley Britain capital cent charged Chiozza Money classification compared comparison considerable counties deduction difference dividends dwelling-houses Economic effect England and Wales estimate evasion evidence exemption limit farm figures foreign Giffen give given Griffith's valuation gross assessments gross income House Duty included income tax increase Inland Revenue interest investments Ireland Irish land Leone Levi liable Lord Milner loss ments messuages method millions number of incomes number of persons number of taxpayers occupied official owners paid poor rate premises profits proportion public companies purposes R. C. on Agriculture rack rent railways re-assessment reference rent rental repairs repayment Report result returns Review schedule Scotland statistics tables taxable taxation tenant tion tithe total income total number trade true United Kingdom valuation Vict Vide W. H. Mallock whole
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