The Bulletin of the National Tax Association, Volume 4The Association, 1919 |
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Page 23
... of assessment suggested would meet with the court's com- plete approval when the point was placed squarely before it . The difficulties and tribulations involved in the administration of such a method in No. 1 ] 23 OCTOBER , 1918.
... of assessment suggested would meet with the court's com- plete approval when the point was placed squarely before it . The difficulties and tribulations involved in the administration of such a method in No. 1 ] 23 OCTOBER , 1918.
Page 24
... suggesting that the obsolete matter referring to the special levy of 1907 be done away with . There is no reason why ... suggest to the people that a comprehensive reform be undertaken the voters might get the idea that their whole ...
... suggesting that the obsolete matter referring to the special levy of 1907 be done away with . There is no reason why ... suggest to the people that a comprehensive reform be undertaken the voters might get the idea that their whole ...
Page 33
... suggests nat urally that the place originally selected be adhered to . We are therefore awaiting with interest the ... suggested that if conditions are otherwise satisfactory , a week early in December might be selected , or possibly ...
... suggests nat urally that the place originally selected be adhered to . We are therefore awaiting with interest the ... suggested that if conditions are otherwise satisfactory , a week early in December might be selected , or possibly ...
Page 37
... suggested that such assessments might better be made by county or even state officials and the value certified back to the local districts in proportion to road mileage.14 The legis- lature made the first attempt to deal with the ...
... suggested that such assessments might better be made by county or even state officials and the value certified back to the local districts in proportion to road mileage.14 The legis- lature made the first attempt to deal with the ...
Page 61
... suggested by a recent Arkansas statute which provides that the county court of each county shall appoint two citizens in each township who , with the county asses- sor , shall constitute the board of assessment and valuation for the ...
... suggested by a recent Arkansas statute which provides that the county court of each county shall appoint two citizens in each township who , with the county asses- sor , shall constitute the board of assessment and valuation for the ...
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