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A comparative study of income taxes in Britain, Egypt and France

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1952
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Hassan, Abdel-Razek Mohamed
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Abstract
 
 
This study is an investigation of the role of income taxation since its first imposition as a temporary measure till it "became a reformative tool for social ends
 
It contains three parts dealing with income taxation, as part of the fiscal structure in War and Peace; how it is technically conducted; and what are its impacts, incidence and social effects.
 
The field of research is limited to the development of the existing income taxes in Britain, Egypt and Prance.
 
Britain is the pioneer in imposing income taxation which has proved to he of great economic as well as social significance. Prance followed in the British footsteps hut only after a long time of reluctance and hesitation. In Egypt the tax is a novelty in the social framework and some people are taking it as an "Aladdin's lamp" which can "bring them everything they need and take them along the right path.
 
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