House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 45
... Revenue licenses. (d) The total amount of expenditure in the expired portion of the financial year under each ... Departments. It is clear, therefore, that the scheme now under consideration will be incomplete unless it extends to the Customs ...
... Revenue licenses. (d) The total amount of expenditure in the expired portion of the financial year under each ... Departments. It is clear, therefore, that the scheme now under consideration will be incomplete unless it extends to the Customs ...
Page 118
... Revenue Departments. — Legal and other Fees levied by Means of Stamps. 5. The Treasury in their scheme set aside the question of Extra Receipts so far as it relates to the Civil Services and Revenue Departments. The rule in those ...
... Revenue Departments. — Legal and other Fees levied by Means of Stamps. 5. The Treasury in their scheme set aside the question of Extra Receipts so far as it relates to the Civil Services and Revenue Departments. The rule in those ...
Page 728
... Revenue ; see Extra Receipts, Fees, Rents. Revenue Act, 1884 ; authorizes Comptroller and Auditor General to accept certificates of payment instead of personal receipts for pay or wages, Army and Navy Votes, 247. Revenue Departments ...
... Revenue ; see Extra Receipts, Fees, Rents. Revenue Act, 1884 ; authorizes Comptroller and Auditor General to accept certificates of payment instead of personal receipts for pay or wages, Army and Navy Votes, 247. Revenue Departments ...
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