...financial relations between Great Britain and Ireland and their relative taxable capacity, and to report upon what principles of comparison and by the application...to bear taxation may be most equitably determined, and what so far as can be ascertained is the true proportion under the principles and specific standards...

...Relations between Great Britain and Ireland, and their relative taxable capacity, and to report, first,, Upon what principles of comparison, and by the application...to bear taxation may be most equitably determined ; second, What . . . is the true proportion ... so determined between the taxable capacity of Great...

...Relations between Great Britain and Ireland, and their relative taxable capacity, and to report, first,. Upon what principles of comparison, and by the application...to bear taxation may be most equitably determined ; second, What . . . is the true proportion ... so determined between the taxable capacity of Great...

...between Great Britain and Ireland and their (!) relative taxable capacity, and to report : — / " 1. Upon what principles of comparison, and by the...to bear taxation may be most equitably determined." What has equity to do with determining a question of fact like " capacity to bear taxation " ? " 2....

...Financial Relations between Great Britain and Ireland and their relative capacity, and to report — •(!) Upon what principles of comparison, and by the application...to bear taxation may be most equitably determined.' No reference could point more distinctly to Great Britain and Ireland being separate entities, or having...

...question of relative taxable capacity, called for by the first of the three terms of reference : " Upon what principles of comparison, and by the application...to bear taxation may be most equitably determined." 222. We have, of course, from the first, to waive all question as to the general utility of investigating...

...relations between Great Britain and Ireland and their relative taxable capacity, and to report — (1) Upon what principles of comparison, and by the...ascertained, is the true proportion, under the principles and specified standards so determined, between the taxable capacity of Great Britain and Ireland. (3) The...

...relations between Great Britain and Ireland, and their relative taxable capacity, and to report : I. Upon what principles of comparison, and by the application...to bear taxation may be most equitably determined. II. What, so far as can This inquiry, set on foot by a British statesman who had made himself notorious...

...Britain and Ireland and their relative taxable capacities. The Commissioners were ordered to report upon what principles of comparison, and by the application...capacity of Great Britain and Ireland to bear taxation might be most equitably determined ; what, so far as could be ascertained, was the true proportion...

...Financial Relations Commission, which was charged to inquire into " the principles of comparison and the application of what specific standards the relative...to bear taxation may be most equitably determined." The findings of this Committee (1896) mark a new epoch in the financial history of the two countries....