§ Mr. LANE-FOXasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether non-residents in Germany pay Income Tax on incomes derived from securities lodged with a German bank if they are not also possessed of property in land in Germany?
§ Mr. LLOYD-GEORGEIt would appear from the provisions of the Prussian Income Tax law that Prussian subjects who have no domicile in Prussia and reside in one of the other Confederate States, who with a domicile in Prussia, have an official domicile in another German Confederate State, and who, without a domicile in Prussia, have permanently resided abroad for more than two years, are excepted from liability to the tax.