INCOME TAX AND STOCK VALUES
ADVICE TO FARMERS (press association telegram.) WELLINGTON, November 12. ■ The union has been disputing with the Commissioner of Taxes over his action in requiring farmers whose land was under £3OOO value to alter their stock values, said the Dominion secretary of the Farmer's’ Union (Mr A. P. O’Shea) in an interview to-day. The Commissioner was requiring these farmers in many cases to write up their values at the end of the year. The Farmers’ Union had had considerable correspondence with the Commissioner, but no satisfactory reply had been received to the last inquiry. It was therefore urging farmers in the meantime to use the same values for their stock at the opening and closing of the year, preferably those values they had previously been using.
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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23176, 13 November 1940, Page 8
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