Tax Revenue in India: Trends and Issues
Tax Revenue in India: Trends and Issues ... 1860 by James Wilson during the British rule. Further codification was introduced in the year 1922. This ... that economic theory and especially optimal taxation literature have had relatively little impact on the design of tax systems in these countries. In the present study an attempt is being made ...
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