Gesetz Vom 11. Juli 1850, Die Kapitalrenten- Und Einkommensteuer Betreffd, Dann Gesetz Vom 25. Juli 1850, Die Hauser-neuer Betreffend

Max Wolf provides detailed explanations of two important laws related to taxation in mid-19th century Europe: the Capital Rent and Income Tax Law of 1850 and the Household Tax Reduction Law of 1850. Drawing on contemporary sources and his own expertise, Wolf offers insights into the complex economic and political issues surrounding these laws and their implications for citizens. This volume is a valuable historical resource for scholars of economics and social policy.
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