...Could their Lordftiips look coolly forward to the profpcct of their pofterity becoming titled beggars ? Their property was eafily known, and they could not, if they were inclined, evade the tax. Now, if it was true that this meafure tranfported money from one pocket to another, it was evident...

...out of their capita!, the evil would ftill be greater. It certainly was the operation of many taxes to take money out of one pocket, and put it in another...known, and they could not, if they were inclined, evadí; the tax. It was evident thai the objecl of the bil!, m taking money from or.e pocket, and putting...

...out ot their rapitnl, (he evil would ÍHII be greater. Jt certainly was the operation of many laxos to take money out of one pocket, and put it in another : and it was not unworthy of their lordfliips attention, to confider, from whole pockeU it was to be taken. Their property was eafiiy...

...out of their capital, the evil would fiill be greater. It certainly was the operation of many taxes to take money out of one pocket, and put it in another : and it was not unworthy of their Jprdfhips attention, to confider, from whole pockets it was to be taken. Their property was eafily...

...coolly forward to the prospect of their posterity becoming titled beggars ? Their property wts easily known, and they could not if they were inclined, evade the tax. Now, if it was true that this measure transported money from one pocket to another, it was evident...

...look forward to the prospect of their posterity becoming titled beggars ? Their property was easily known, and they could not, if they were inclined, evade the tax. The whole weight of the tax must fall on those who should not be able to escape — in fact, on land-owners...

...the war to any extremity necessary in defense of their hearths and homes. But it is not a sacrifice to take money out of one pocket and put it in another. We are spending little or no money abroad. The war is not draining our resources as it is draining...

...profits. If such could be deducted they would merely be added to his income, the effect of which would be to take money out of one pocket and put it in another. Therefore, no deduction can be claimed. 50. Can the amounts expended by a business man in entertaining...

...profits. If such could be deducted they would merely be added to his income, the effect of which would be to take money out of one pocket and put it in another. Therefore no deduction can be claimed for income tax purposes. (NOTE. — Any such wage or salary may...

...opposing it. Unfortunately, we have become obsessed with the idea that the only way to prosperity is to take money out of one pocket and put it in another. On 27th May, speaking on the Customs Tariff Bill, in reply to this interjection by Senator Sir Henry...