Strange Laws That Still Exist
A survey of odd, long-standing regulations across countries. England bans certain Sunday activities and imposes fines for social class misclassification while other locales forbid reading newspapers on Sundays in Ireland and enforce unusual rules on dress and conduct. The piece notes these laws remain unenforced and speculates on their persistence.
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Tache
Melbourne
Erland
England
Mall
The
Olen
Somerset
Durham
Vibe
Spain
Time to Pay Provisioner Income Tax Extended
Provisional tax relief is possible when the tax assessed exceeds the year’s estimated liability. The Vacation Department may grant an extension of time for paying the excess provisional tax on application. Credit is given against the final tax. any difference is adjusted. Primary producers facing hardship may seek deferment. cases are sympathetically considered.
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Commissioner of Taxation
Firearm age rise debated by NSW Opposition chief
Vernon Treatt, leader of the Opposition Liberal party in New South Wales, argued in the Legislative Assembly that raising the minimum age for owning and using firearms from 14 to 16 would harm rural lads. He claimed allowing younger youths to carry rifles assists with pest control and fencing tasks, urging supervised access or licensing instead of a blanket restriction.
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N.S.W
Vernon Treatt
Legislative Assembly
L McGirr
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