Parliamentary Papers

PART II.

Rates of Super-tax.

In respect of the excess over fifty thousand rupees of total income:

(1) in the case of every company

Rate.

One anna in the rupee.

(2) (a) in the case of every Hindu undivided family

(i) in respect of the first twenty-five thousand rupees of the excess
(ii) for every rupee of the next twenty-five thousand rupees of such

excess.

(b) in the case of every individual, unregistered firm and other association of individuals not being a registered firm or a company, for every rupee of the first fifty thousand rupees of such excess.

(c) in the case of every individual, Hindu undivided family, unregistered firm and other association of individuals not being a registered firm or a company

(i) for every rupee of the second fifty thousand rupees of such One and a half annas

excess.

(ii) for every rupee of the next fifty thousand rupees of such excess

(iii) for every rupee of the next fifty thousand rupees of such excess
(iv) for every rupee of the next fifty thousand rupees of such excess
(v) for every rupee of the next fifty thousand rupees of such excess

(vi) for every rupee of the next fifty thousand rupees of such excess (vii) for every rupee of the next fifty thousand rupees of such excess

(viii) for every rupee of the next fifty thousand rupees of such excess (i) for every rupee of the next fifty thousand rupees of such excess

(x) for every rupee of the remainder of the excess

in the rupee.

L. GRAHAM,

half

the

Secy. to the Govt. of India.

No. 3974-F.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.

New Delhi, the 31st March 1928.

RESOLUTION.

The statements relating to the Revised estimates for 1927-28 and the Budget estimates for 1928-29, which were presented to the Legislative Assembly and the Council of State on the 20th and the 29th February 1928, have been reconsidered with reference to the reductions made by the Legislative Assembly in the demands for grants and the action taken by the Governor General in Council in respect thereto. As explained below, the statements need no alteration on the whole but are now published as usual for general information.

2. The following reductions were made by the Legislative Assembly in the demands presented to them :—

Of these, the Governor General in Council has, under Section 67-A(7) of the Government of India Act, decided that the four amounts marked with an asterisk are essential to the discharge of his responsibilies.

The remaining alterations result in a reduction of the expenditure in 1928-29 by Rs. 411, but as the estimates are in round thousands of Rupees, they remain unaffected by these alterations.

E. BURDON,

Secretary to the Government of India.