succession duty's Usage Examples:

Legacy duty and succession duty were later abolished by the Finance Act 1949, followed by the abolition of corporation duty by the Finance Act 1959.

gifts he made by deed poll to his family were an attempt to evade succession duty, and therefore liable for double taxation.

Ontario, Hepburn adopted a more aggressive approach in the collection of succession duty on large estates, which resulted in millions of dollars in extra government.

articles is, within the meaning of the Succession Duty Act of Ontario a "gift" so as to be chargeable with succession duty on the death of the husband.

The Succession Duty Act 1853 was the principal act that first imposed a succession duty in England.

After Pitt"s failure to carry the succession duty in 1796, no change was made until Gladstone"s introduction in 1853.

subject to succession duty.

succession duty focused on the succession being transferred, as opposed to the estate itself, which made it similar in scope to the UK"s Succession Duty.

With respect to real property, succession duty ceased to be calculated on the.

his discovery that the British taxation commissioners were charging succession duty on the John Henry Challis estate on too high a scale.

addition to the legacy duty and succession duty which still remained in effect.

In 1853, a new tax was introduced, "succession duty".

Synonyms:

rain, pelting, chronological succession, chronological sequence, temporal order, row, rotation, run, sequence, temporal arrangement, successiveness,

Antonyms:

malfunction, earned run, unearned run, exempt, confine,