Twenty Years of Financial Policy a Summary of the Chief Financial Measures Pass
Twenty Years of Financial Policy a Summary of the Chief Financial Measures Pass
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1 67 merits of direct and indirect taxation, saying that CHAf5 - III. He felt persuaded that, in a country like England, 1851. The greater the number, and the more various the means of supply, the easier would be the task of raising a large amount of revenue ; and upholding, as " the golden rule of all Chancellors of the Exchequer, " that they should " beware that no tax, whatever form it may take, whether that of a customs' duty, an excise duty, or a direct impost, should, in its nature, be ex...cessive. " But, he argued, the principle upon which all our taxation, as well direct as indirect, should rest is, that it should be general in its applica- tion ; for direct taxation, if accompanied by a system of large exemptions, limiting it practically to a single class, is nothing more or less than a forced contribution levied upon that class. The Income Tax, therefore, founded as it was upon a system of large exemptions, could not be re- garded as a fit element of the permanent taxa- tion of the country, however legitimate it might have been as a temporary impost designed to accomplish a temporary purpose.
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1 67 merits of direct and indirect taxation, saying that CHAf5 - III. He felt persuaded that, in a country like England, 1851. The greater the number, and the more various the means of supply, the easier would be the task of raising a large amount of revenue ; and upholding, as " the golden rule of all Chancellors of the Exchequer, " that they should " beware that no tax, whatever form it may take, whether that of a customs' duty, an excise duty, or a direct impost, should, in its nature, be ex...cessive. " But, he argued, the principle upon which all our taxation, as well direct as indirect, should rest is, that it should be general in its applica- tion ; for direct taxation, if accompanied by a system of large exemptions, limiting it practically to a single class, is nothing more or less than a forced contribution levied upon that class. The Income Tax, therefore, founded as it was upon a system of large exemptions, could not be re- garded as a fit element of the permanent taxa- tion of the country, however legitimate it might have been as a temporary impost designed to accomplish a temporary purpose.
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