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Wealth Tax Market Value Defined: Agreed Price Between Willing Buyer and Seller, Subject to Fluctuation.

March 25, 2013

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Valuation - Wealth Tax - The market value is nothing but a price that may be agreed by a willing seller and a willing purchaser. Market price is not a constant figure. - AT

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