The Scots Law TimesC.E. Green & Son, Limited, 1893 - Law |
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Page 461
... pay- ment a capital payment although it may be measured by the fluctuating profits of the business in future years and although it may be paid in instalments , or , on the other hand , to make that payment an annual payment , and if ...
... pay- ment a capital payment although it may be measured by the fluctuating profits of the business in future years and although it may be paid in instalments , or , on the other hand , to make that payment an annual payment , and if ...
Page 462
... payment in respect of capital and the payment in respect of assets , which are undoubtedly capital payments , say nothing whatever , and very properly say nothing whatever , about deduction of income tax , this third clause stipulates ...
... payment in respect of capital and the payment in respect of assets , which are undoubtedly capital payments , say nothing whatever , and very properly say nothing whatever , about deduction of income tax , this third clause stipulates ...
Page 463
... payment he took under this article of the agreement was part of his income , which reached him direct and not by payment from or through the incomes of the continuing partners . Accord- ingly that argument would afford a complete answer ...
... payment he took under this article of the agreement was part of his income , which reached him direct and not by payment from or through the incomes of the continuing partners . Accord- ingly that argument would afford a complete answer ...
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