r|''IIE Inland Revenue Commission in (treat ■* Britain recently reported that only s;xty persons in England had net incomes of more than $10,800, after paying income taxes last year. The report showed that many Englishmen earned more than this, though taxes took practically all of their income ; hove a certain level. It is interesting to note that the sixty earning more than $16,800. earned a total of $27.72i).000. After the income taxes were paid on this amount, it was reduced to something over $1,000,000. Some of the hig money-earners paid at a rate of $2.7b taxes out of every $2.80 earned. Thus out of almost $.>.00, they were allowed a nickel
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