Introduction to Public Finance
Introduction to Public Finance
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The British Bzcess Profits Duty. — The "excess profits duty " of Great Britain was fixed in 1918 at 80 per cent of the amount by which the profits of the taxable year exceeded the " pre-war standard of .profits." This " pre-war standard " had by this time settled down to mean one of two things. It was either the average profit of any two of the last three years prior to the war, or a statutory percentage of the capital at the end of the last pre-war year.^ The taxpayer might use which- ever bas...is was the larger. Obviously the larger the normal the smaller the excess would be. New capital and new concerns > By applying the statutoiy rate to the pre-war CM>ital, as the normal. Great Britain preserved the idea of a pre-war profit. The American idea, as we shall see, was of a pre-war normal rate of profit.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC WAR PROFITS AND EXCESS PROFITS TAXES 297 received the statutory allowance together with 3 per cent addi- tional to cover the general risk of investment in a war period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The British Bzcess Profits Duty. — The "excess profits duty " of Great Britain was fixed in 1918 at 80 per cent of the amount by which the profits of the taxable year exceeded the " pre-war standard of .profits." This " pre-war standard " had by this time settled down to mean one of two things. It was either the average profit of any two of the last three years prior to the war, or a statutory percentage of the capital at the end of the last pre-war year.^ The taxpayer might use which- ever bas...is was the larger. Obviously the larger the normal the smaller the excess would be. New capital and new concerns > By applying the statutoiy rate to the pre-war CM>ital, as the normal. Great Britain preserved the idea of a pre-war profit. The American idea, as we shall see, was of a pre-war normal rate of profit.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC WAR PROFITS AND EXCESS PROFITS TAXES 297 received the statutory allowance together with 3 per cent addi- tional to cover the general risk of investment in a war period.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plehn, Carl C. (Carl Copping), 1867- to read onlineMoreLess
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