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Letter from Donald Brace to Leonard Woolf (29/06/1936) (copy)
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Letter from Donald Brace to Leonard Woolf (29/06/1936) (copy)
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University of Reading, Special Collections
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Donald Brace discusses ta a new tax law in the States that will be in effect on July 2 will require the Company to withhold, for income tax, 10% of royalty payments to non-resident aliens instead of the current 4%. For Virginia Woolf's new novel contract, the Company will pay an advance $1000 on publication, and to use the old rate Brace plans to send a $1920 check. The check represents a $2000 payment as a general advance, with the $80 from the current tax rate. He asks about Virginia Woolf's health.
Typescript letter signed by Brace