Archive for 'Tax history'
The History of Taxation is Written in Letters of Blood and Fire
Posted by John, June 21st, 2016 - under John Passant, Tax history.
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Abstract Tax, war, democracy and rebellion intertwine down the ages. In this paper I introduce readers to the reasons why tax history is important and the concepts underpinning later articles. The four tax history articles that will be published in total over the next four issues (from September 2016 to June 2017) will look at […]
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Historical Note: The History of Taxation is Written in Letters of Blood and Fire
Posted by John, June 9th, 2016 - under Tax, Tax history.
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Historical Note: The History of Taxation is Written in Letters of Blood and Fire Tax, war, democracy and rebellion intertwine down the ages. In this paper I introduce readers to the reasons why tax history is important and the concepts underpinning later articles. The four tax history articles that will be published in total […]
A link to my draft article on tax and the forgotten classes – a brief history written in letters of blood and fire.
Posted by John, May 25th, 2016 - under Tax, Tax history.
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This is the SSRN link to my 25000 word draft article on tax and the forgotten classes – a brief history written in letters of blood and fire.
A potted history of tax and the forgotten classes
Posted by John, December 17th, 2015 - under Tax, Tax history.
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This is the link to my draft article on tax and the forgotten classes – a potted history.