An Attempt to Shew the Justice and Expediency of Substituting an Income Or Property Tax for the Present Taxes, Or a Part of Them: As Affording the Most Equitables, the Least Injurious and (under the Modified Procedure Suggested Therein) the Least Obnoxious Mode of Taxation: Also, the Most Fair, Advantageous and Effectual Plans of Reducing the National Debt

J. Hatchard and son, 1833 - 428 Seiten

FIRST PART	1

Commodities cannot be taxed with equality and with a	8

2nd Procedure of Taxation	28

On a particular public Advantage of the Exposure of Income	35

Probable Effects on Funded Property and on Trading and other	42

On the most convenient Time of paying Taxes	48

Procedure of an Income Tax independent of Government	54

On Equalization as increasing the Means of bearing Taxation	66

Observations on the Justice and Expediency of a Graduated Scale	218

On the Practicability of and on the Mode of carrying into effect	226

Graduated Scale of Charge without any distinction between	237

Graduated Scale of Charge on Income according to the Rela	244

Estimate of the Amount of the very great Saving from	249

On the Justice and Expediency of a PROPERTY TAX viz	256

On a Plan of assessing the Capital instead of the Profits	257

Abstract Recital of the several different Plans or Scales	271

Real Amount of Taxation and Misconception as to it	72

Probable Effect on the Profits of Producers of the Fall of Prices	79

Classes the Payers and Receivers of Taxation as their	90

On the Branches of the present System of Taxation which	98

Adaptation of an Income Tax to the peculiar Difficulties pro	109

On the Objections against the Continuance of the late Property	115

relieving the Poor by such a general diffusion of the burthen	122

of Trades and Professions also Wages and other Incomes	129

To what extent a PROPERTY TAX may be carried	141

Page	143

Rules in respect of the Profits of Occupation of Lands	163

Preferable mode of levying the Duty in respect of Lands	175

Attempt to shew the extent of the Deficiency of the Returns and Assess	177

Rules in respect of Salaries Pay and Pensions of Public	186

comes connected with Labor and other small Incomes	198

Basis of Estimate for a Division and Classification of Income	204

Classification of Income according to individual Amount	210

Plan of diminishing the National Debt by means of an Income	276

Discharge of the Public Debt by an Equitable Mode of	307

Debt	309

Comparison of the Scheme of a redeemable Income or Pro	315

On the Justice of a general Income Tax subject to Redemp	338

Equitable means of getting rid of the present Land	345

On the great Advantage of an Income or Property Tax	355

to 306 Pages 2 to 6	6

Estimate of the Amount of Wages of Labor 16	16

NOMINAL and REAL Amount of National Income distinguished 24	24

On the great importance of the Information afforded by an Income	33

On the Rate of Increase of Prices arising from the present Taxes	41

Estimate of the Number of Persons charged to the late Property Tax	42

Comparative Estimate of the total Rent or Annual Value of Lands	56

Exemplification in the case of the Malt Tax of the vexatious and	62

Statement of the Number and Amount of the present Duties and Taxes 68	68

Titel	An Attempt to Shew the Justice and Expediency of Substituting an Income Or Property Tax for the Present Taxes, Or a Part of Them: As Affording the Most Equitables, the Least Injurious and (under the Modified Procedure Suggested Therein) the Least Obnoxious Mode of Taxation: Also, the Most Fair ... An Attempt to Shew the Justice and Expediency of Substituting an Income Or Property Tax for the Present Taxes, Or a Part of Them: As Affording the Most Equitables, the Least Injurious and (under the Modified Procedure Suggested Therein) the Least Obnoxious Mode of Taxation: Also, the Most Fair, Advantageous and Effectual Plans of Reducing the National Debt, Benjamin Sayer
Autor/in	Benjamin Sayer
Verlag	J. Hatchard and son, 1833
Original von	British Library
Digitalisiert	16. Sept. 2014
Länge	428 Seiten

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