Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page iii
... Excess Profits Duty and Corporation Tax . - Under section 2 ( 1 ) of the Exchequer and Audit Departments Act , 1921 the Comptroller and Auditor General is directed to examine the accounts of the receipt of Revenue in order to ascertain ...
... Excess Profits Duty and Corporation Tax . - Under section 2 ( 1 ) of the Exchequer and Audit Departments Act , 1921 the Comptroller and Auditor General is directed to examine the accounts of the receipt of Revenue in order to ascertain ...
Page viii
... Excess Profits Duty for which they might be liable in consequence of the receipt of the subsidies . The witness who appeared before the Committee was unable to inform them what advantages had accrued to H.M. Govern- ment from the ...
... Excess Profits Duty for which they might be liable in consequence of the receipt of the subsidies . The witness who appeared before the Committee was unable to inform them what advantages had accrued to H.M. Govern- ment from the ...
Page xv
... excess has again been Q. 1860 . incurred over the Grants for Special Missions and Services , sub- head K of the Diplomatic and Consular Services Vote , namely £ 239,608 or 200 per cent . of the grant . The excess is mainly attributable ...
... excess has again been Q. 1860 . incurred over the Grants for Special Missions and Services , sub- head K of the Diplomatic and Consular Services Vote , namely £ 239,608 or 200 per cent . of the grant . The excess is mainly attributable ...
Page xx
... excess of the quantity due under contract were accepted from one firm of brick makers , with the result that the surplus bricks held by the Ministry were increased . Qus . 5103 & The Committee were informed that these deliveries in excess ...
... excess of the quantity due under contract were accepted from one firm of brick makers , with the result that the surplus bricks held by the Ministry were increased . Qus . 5103 & The Committee were informed that these deliveries in excess ...
Page xxi
... excess of the written terms of the contract , and they are glad to learn that a settlement was effected on the terms that out of some 2,100,000 bricks in question the contractor took back 600,000 , leaving 1,500,000 to be paid for by ...
... excess of the written terms of the contract , and they are glad to learn that a settlement was effected on the terms that out of some 2,100,000 bricks in question the contractor took back 600,000 , leaving 1,500,000 to be paid for by ...
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