Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xix
... amount of £ 13,000 . It appears that each Department was anxious to avoid delay and proceeded with its own re - assessment and payment without securing proper co - ordination in the case of men entitled to combined service and ...
... amount of £ 13,000 . It appears that each Department was anxious to avoid delay and proceeded with its own re - assessment and payment without securing proper co - ordination in the case of men entitled to combined service and ...
Page xxvi
... amount chargeable against the contribution of the Unemployment Grants Committee . In order , however , to avoid a surrender of the unexpended balance of £ 118,405 and the necessity for revoting this amount in the following year , the ...
... amount chargeable against the contribution of the Unemployment Grants Committee . In order , however , to avoid a surrender of the unexpended balance of £ 118,405 and the necessity for revoting this amount in the following year , the ...
Page 16
... amount of the under assessments attributable to mis- calculation may be estimated at over £ 2,000,000 . " ( That was my suggestion of the total and they dispute that ; I quite agree it is " highly conjectural . " ) a an They wish ...
... amount of the under assessments attributable to mis- calculation may be estimated at over £ 2,000,000 . " ( That was my suggestion of the total and they dispute that ; I quite agree it is " highly conjectural . " ) a an They wish ...
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... amount of any extra payment is concerned ; the amount he is receiving from us is always taken into account . Mr. Robert Young . This is the amount he is paid while cccupying the superior post . ( Mr. Watson . ) The salary of the loaned ...
... amount of any extra payment is concerned ; the amount he is receiving from us is always taken into account . Mr. Robert Young . This is the amount he is paid while cccupying the superior post . ( Mr. Watson . ) The salary of the loaned ...
Page 35
... amount of cash . This is certainly an exceptionally high amount . 348. You do not know the particulars of it at the moment ? -No , I am afraid I do not . I do not think anything would be gained by making the audit more fre- quent . One ...
... amount of cash . This is certainly an exceptionally high amount . 348. You do not know the particulars of it at the moment ? -No , I am afraid I do not . I do not think anything would be gained by making the audit more fre- quent . One ...
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