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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
TAVERN—TAXABLENESS. '! TAVERN, tav'ern, z. (lover-n:q Fr. tavern, Welsh, i
taberna, a table, lat.) A common public-house, in which spirituous liquors are sold
and drunk. Turmllrmlev', one who frequents taverns; one who wastes his time ...
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
TAURINI— TAVELLA, TAVERN -TAXABLENESS. Taurdti, taw-ri'ne, s. put. In
Antiquity, the Inhabitants of Taurinom, a town of Cisalpine Gaul, now called Turin.
TaiboboLICM, taw-ro-bo 1e-um, $. (taurobolos, a striking or slaughtering of bulla,
...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1859
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... dei-rect' tacs, treth noeth, treth ar gyllid Taxability, tacs-â-bil'-i-ti, l s. hydreth-
Taxableness, tacs'-â-bl-nes, J edd Taxable, tacs'-a-bl, a. trethadwy, hydreth
Taxation, tacs-ë'-shyn, s. trethiad, ar- drethiad, treth; cyhuddiad [iedydd Taxer,
tacs'-er, ...
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Pennsylvania State Reports Containing Cases Decided by the ...
The taxableness of corporation loans depends upon the will of the legislature
with whom the taxing power is lodged, and that will is to be gathered from the
terms of Acts of Assembly. No impression whatever is made upon such a
question by ...
Pennsylvania. Supreme Court, 1867
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Trust Estates as Business Companies
Thus a trustee residing in a borough in Pennsylvania was held liable for a state,
but not for a borough, tax, on the theory that "the inhabitancy of the owner is
made the test of taxableness for borough purposes." The court said : "It would be
a ...
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Pennsylvania State Reports
... is, that the Act of 1846 expressly subjects trust funds to taxation, in the hands of
trustees, without regard to the ownership, but under the Act of 1852, the
inhabitancy of the owner is made the test of taxableness for borough purposes. It
would ...
Pennsylvania. Supreme Court, 1861
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Latvian Political Economy
Whereas, in the modern system of taxation, due regard is paid to the taxableness
of the population, there was in Latvia, especially at the outset, no trace of such
taxableness but rather a state of general insolvency. Take, for example ...
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A Comprehensive Dictionary of the World
Taxableness, tax -a-bl-nes, s. The state of being taxable. Taxably, tax'-a-ble, ad.
In a taxable manner. Taxace.*, tax-a'-te-e, ) s. A natural order of TAXiNEj;,,faj:-tn'-
e-fl, ) Qymnogens, consisting of trees or shrubs with continuous unarticu- lated ...
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Commentaries on the law of public corporations: including ...
As to taxableness of goods sold on commission but owned elsewhere, see
Shriver v. Pittsburgh, 66 Pa. St. 446 ; Cumming v. Savannah, R M Charlt (Ga.) 26
; Green v. Savannah, R M. Charlt 368; Paddle- ford v. Savannah, 14 Ga. 438;
Pearee ...
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Report of the Michigan Academy of Science ...
Every general taxing law has invariably classified property for taxation purposes
as real estate or as personal property and "cash value" has been the invariable
legal measure of the taxableness of properties found in both of these classes.
Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, 1911
