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... collection methods underwent influenced the pattern of Middle East society no less , and possibly even more , than the changes in the principles of taxation . There were three main methods of collection : by government officials , by ...
... collection methods underwent influenced the pattern of Middle East society no less , and possibly even more , than the changes in the principles of taxation . There were three main methods of collection : by government officials , by ...
Page 135
... collection and managed to increase the customs revenue , owing to the lack of control a substantial part of the revenue leaked out and did not enter the State treasury . The officials in charge of tax collection were given their posts ...
... collection and managed to increase the customs revenue , owing to the lack of control a substantial part of the revenue leaked out and did not enter the State treasury . The officials in charge of tax collection were given their posts ...
Page 196
... collected at city gates , and replaced them in 1926 by a comprehensive road toll ( see p . 201 ) . Further it improved the collection of other taxes and the administration of State property ( lands and forests ) ; it balanced the State ...
... collected at city gates , and replaced them in 1926 by a comprehensive road toll ( see p . 201 ) . Further it improved the collection of other taxes and the administration of State property ( lands and forests ) ; it balanced the State ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Process of Disintegration and Decay of the Ottoman Empire | 7 |
Summary 265 | 15 |
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Introduction to the Modern Economic History of the Middle East Zvi Yehuda Hershlag Limited preview - 1980 |
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