Dictionary of Income Tax and Super-Tax Practice (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025606491)

"Dictionary of Income Tax and Super-Tax Practice" is a comprehensive and authoritative guide to the intricate world of taxation as it functioned in the early 20th century. Written by W.E. Snelling, this work provides an exhaustive alphabetical reference covering the rules, regulations, and practical applications of income tax and the historical super-tax. The text details a vast range of topics, from specific assessments and allowances to the legalities of appeals and the liabilities of various business and professional entities.

This volume serves as a vital historical record of the evolution of fiscal policy and financial administration. By documenting the complex machinery of the British tax system during the 1920s, it offers unique insights into the economic and legislative landscape of the era. For legal historians, economic researchers, and professionals interested in the foundations of modern tax law, "Dictionary of Income Tax and Super-Tax Practice" remains a significant resource for understanding the administrative challenges and judicial precedents that shaped historical fiscal practice.

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