Tax imposed on individuals or entities (taxpayers) that varies with respective income or profits (taxable income)
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Robert Peel as a tinker cries up his wares, including the reintroduction of income tax; Queen Victoria commends them to Prince Albert, but the Duke of Wellington complains about his rival. Lithograph ca. 1842.
Date: [1842?]Reference: 584092i
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John Bull has a nightmare about income tax represented by Sir Robert Peel sitting on his chest surrounded by donkeys (asses). Coloured lithograph by H.B. (John Doyle), 1842.
John DoyleDate: 23 April 1842Reference: 37122i
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A dentist giving John Bull a penny after extracting a tooth; representing the effects of income tax on Great Britain. Wood engraving, 1861.
Date: 1861Reference: 13797i- E-books
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An address to the people of Great Britain , on the subject of Mr. Pitt's proposed tax on income; in which it's partial operation, it's rank injustice, and it's Dreadful Consequences, are demonstrated; together with the propriety of an early and a strenuous opposition to this unprecedented scheme, previous to it's passing into a law. By Benjamin Kingsbury, Formerly a Dissenting Minister at Warwick. Spe Melioris Aevi.
Benjamin KingsburyDate: 1798- E-books
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Duty on income, land tax, &c. Kearsley's annual ten-penny tax tables, for the year 1799 containing the duties on houses Windows Dogs Male Servants Bachelors Carriages with 4 or 2 Wheels Taxed Carts Horses for Pleasure or Draught, Mules. An accurate stamp table, Including the Regulations respecting Deeds, Bilis of Exchange, Notes, Receipts, Legacies, Hair-Powder Licences, Hats, Pawnbrokers, Perfumery, Quack Medicines; and Armorial Bearings; likewise the new duty upon income.
Kearsley, George fl. 1791-1813.Date: 1799