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The Mathematical Gazette, 1916
In this paper I propose to describe a scheme of progressive taxation which has been introduced in Australia in the “Income-Tax Act, 1915” (Commonwealth of Australia). As a novel illustration of the use of the Integral Calculus it may be of interest to readers of the Mathematical Gazette ...
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In this paper I propose to describe a scheme of progressive taxation which has been introduced in Australia in the “Income-Tax Act, 1915” (Commonwealth of Australia). As a novel illustration of the use of the Integral Calculus it may be of interest to readers of the Mathematical Gazette ...
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1954
TO maintain his "books of account" properly, so that they will be available for income-tax purposes, a professional man should be aware which items are those of income and which are those of expens...
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TO maintain his "books of account" properly, so that they will be available for income-tax purposes, a professional man should be aware which items are those of income and which are those of expens...
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1957
A registered nurse, by reason of her professional character generally is considered to be an independent contractor in the performance of services in attendance upon private persons. This position is based on the theory that the nurse, after an extended period of prescribed and supervised training and the receipt of a certificate, holds herself out to ...
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A registered nurse, by reason of her professional character generally is considered to be an independent contractor in the performance of services in attendance upon private persons. This position is based on the theory that the nurse, after an extended period of prescribed and supervised training and the receipt of a certificate, holds herself out to ...
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Migration and optimal income taxes
Journal of Public Economics, 1982Abstract This chapter discusses the optimal taxation of foreign incomes by LDCs in models that may be a little more realistic than the Bhagwati-Hamada model. The arguments posed apply only to LDCs with governments whose expenditures benefit the generality of the population.
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The Negative Income Tax and the Evolution of U.S. Welfare Policy
Journal of Economic Perspectives, 2003Robert Moffitt
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