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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 171, 22 October 1941, Page 2

I Any stage of Whooping Cough is/ relieved by Vescana —2/6 bottle. H. Dewar, Chemist, Whakatane.

PLUNDERING FARMERS of £2,000,000 Can you think of any valid reason why farmers should have their incomes artificially forced up by manipulation of stock Ihese advertise- . . . ments are expen- values and then be taxed on this fictitious income: sive arid difficult to meet out of The Commissioner of Taxes has been doing this, and when his ordinary Union legal authority was challenged the Minister of Finance the Honfunds. Any who ourable Walter Nash passed Section 25 of the Finance Act 1941 desire to assist are invited to validating the Commissioners actions. send contributions marked He fixed your income for Income Tax purposes and then made "Special Fight- a fictitious addition for the Social Security charge. ing Fund AcnL"" 1 Zealand The Minister alleged that' no new liability was imposed by Farmers' Union Section 25. If that was; so, why did he bother having it passed? (Auckland Province) in corpora PROTEST STRONGLY TO THE MINISTER AND TO YOUR 1056,' Axicklaml!| X MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT AGAINST THIS INIQUITY. WRITE TO YOUR MEMBER AND ASK HIM WHAT HE WAS DOING TO ALLOW SECTION 25 OF THE FINANCE ACT 1941 TO BE PASSED WITHOUT A PROTEST, AND WHAT HE IS GOING TO DO ABOUT IT NOW. ■ PUBLISHED BY N.Z. FARMERS UNION (Auckland Province) INC.