The British tax system

John Kay

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Economic and Fiscal Studies Taxation and Legal Issues Taxation and Compliance Studies

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Thoroughly updated in light of recent changes in the taxation of savings and investment income, corporation tax, and social security, this is the newest edition of a book that has long been recognized as the foremost analysis of the current British tax system.

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