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...nd a legislative council, which had full power of internal legislation and taxation. The French civil law was restored in place of English common law, althoug

In 2002, the city received $61,194,358 in taxation revenue, $44,536,201 in local receipts, and $12,044,152 classified as ''oth

...neral Assembly opposed the passage of the Sugar Act on the grounds of [[no taxation without representation]]. Patrick Henry opposed the Stamp Act in the Burges The Stamp Act was repealed, but additional taxation from the [[Revenue Act]] and the 1769 attempt to transport Bostonian rioter

...ll of China by 30%. It became a major international financial center. Low taxation, a strong currency, and a free currency exchange attracted international ba

...-420 AD (Yan Dunjie) or 280-473 AD (Wang Ling) due to internal evidence (= taxation systems assumed in the text). See Yong and Se, op. cit., pp. 27-28. </ref>)

...e fact that unemployed workers had left meant there were no increases in [[taxation]], and labour costs remained low. At a 1932 conference of copper producers

...that the election of a Labour government would lead to big increases in [[taxation]], [[public expenditure]] and [[budget deficit]]s. There was an undertaki

...teps to reduce its deficit - and took the extraordinary step of increasing taxation in the midst of a recession <ref> [http://www.oireachtas.ie/viewdoc.asp?fn=

...ts" all the time, and why they stressed private property and opposition to taxation.

...ve%20advantage David Ricardo ''On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation'' Chapter 7 John Murray, 1821. Third edition.(First published: 1817)]</re

:'''1535-1556''': Edinburgh contributes over 40% of Scotland's burgh [[taxation]]

...ce in Policy Between Great Britain and Northern Ireland: The Case of Local Taxation|author=Birrell, Derek, Public Money & Management, Volume 27, Number 5|date=

The French taxation system had collapsed in the 1780s. In the 1790s the government seized and s

...ve%20advantage David Ricardo ''On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation'' Chapter 7 John Murray, 1821. Third edition.(First published: 1817)]</re

...lls war, enslavement that it calls conscription, and robbery that it calls taxation<ref>[http://mises.org/rothbard/foranewlb.pdf Murray N. Rothbard: ''For a Ne

...pertise in the increasingly complex arenas -- water, insurance, education, taxation, mental health, transportation -- that government had to deal with. Howeve

...through bribery, because they were seen as yet another form of government taxation on top of the poor harvests in the recent years. In the end, many building

...pean governments reduced their [[public expenditure]] plans and increased taxation. The Government of the --------United States, on the other hand, continued

Taxation rates are as follows:

...in in 1964. "Frustration over Vietnam; too much federal spending and . . . taxation; no great public support for your Great Society programs; and . . . public