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The Indian Taxation Enquiry Committee. Evidence - Madras Bangalore and Ootacamund

1826

The rate will depend on the chaacter of the service or commodity the economic condition of the consuming classes and the financial necessities of Government. [...] A.--This Taxation Cominit tee is also concertied with the economic enquiry because the determination of incidence of taxation is bound up with the question of the income of the classes and the amount of taxation that each class pays. [...] The consolidation of holdings for example might require revision of the tenancy laws._ Q.—In the guise of an economic enquiry you want to deal eventually with the existing tenancy legislation of the country because you cannot for instance consolidate holdings. [...] Q.—There is a general impression in the minds of the people that the income of the bulk of our people is lower than what it should be compared with that of the hulk of the people in other countries. [...] Well in such a case what would you have?' A.—I would certainly like to lessen the burden on the (lasses who have least and to shift it on to the shoulders of the richer classes but the process should be very slow in view of the financial needs of the country.
government politics public policy
Pages
633
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.100164
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Frontmatter
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The Indian Taxation Enquiry Committee. Evidence - Madras Bangalore and Ootacamund
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