Publisher's Synopsis
Die Grundsteuerverfassung in Den Deutschen Und Italienischen Provinzen Der Ã-sterreichischen Monarchie, Mit VorzÃ1/4glicher BerÃ1/4cksichtigung Des Stabilen Katasters, Volume 2, by Joseph Linden, explores the property tax systems within the German and Italian provinces of the Austrian Monarchy. Published in 1840, this volume provides a detailed examination of the stable cadastre and its impact on property taxation. The work offers valuable insights into the historical and legal frameworks governing taxation during this period, making it an essential resource for researchers and historians interested in public finance, law, and the political economy of the Austrian Empire.
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