An edition of Federal tax issues of concern to the arts community in Canada (1982)

Federal tax issues of concern to the arts community in Canada

an analysis

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Government of Canada, Dept. of Communications, Arts & Culture, Research and Statistics
Language
English
Pages
46

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Subjects

Museums, Nonprofit organizations, Tax administration and procedure, Taxation

Places

Canada

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Federal tax issues of concern to the arts community in Canada: an analysis
1982, Government of Canada, Dept. of Communications, Arts & Culture, Research and Statistics
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Edition Notes

"Reprint of a publication originally issued by the Secretary of State." -- T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographic references.

Gift - O.M.A.

Published in
Ottawa

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
343.7104
Library of Congress
HJ5549 T68

The Physical Object

Pagination
46, [29] p. ;
Number of pages
46

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Open Library
OL14769337M

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