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The tax treatment of a financial instrument purchased by a trust
Interest has always been considered as the charge for money borrowed and akin to rental in its treatment for tax purposes. As a result it has been considered to be a revenue expense which, provided has been actually incurred, in the production of income, for the purpose of the trade, is fully deduct...
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Centre for Law and Society
2024
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