Description

“Treasury Review,” edited by Rudolf Langrod, is an important publication from the 1920s that collects the most important issues of tax law, including aspects of taxes, customs duties and monopolies. The monthly is designed to serve law practitioners and students alike, offering analysis and practical commentary to help understand the complexities of the Polish financial system of the period. As an expert in the field of fiscal law, Langrod reliably presents the theoretical framework as well as the practical application of the regulations, making this publication an invaluable source for anyone wishing to explore the subject of public finance.
The 1923 Edition, bound in fine leather by the Polish Antiquarian Bindery, exudes elegance and durability. The handcrafted technique of the binding emphasizes the exclusivity of this book, making it an attractive collector’s item and an excellent item for any library.
An investment in “Treasury Review” is an excellent opportunity to enrich your book collection with a unique source of knowledge in the field of law, which is sure to gain in value as the years go by. Owning this publication is not only evidence of a passion for law and finance, but also a prestigious item that can be passed down from generation to generation, thus nurturing a rich intellectual heritage.