Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page ix
... payment and that he has in fact made a payment on account of £ 6,000 . Para . 33 of 8. Method of application of Balance of Sudan Grant in Aid.-Q. 1197 and Arrangements have been agreed between the Secretary of State C. & A. G.'s and the ...
... payment and that he has in fact made a payment on account of £ 6,000 . Para . 33 of 8. Method of application of Balance of Sudan Grant in Aid.-Q. 1197 and Arrangements have been agreed between the Secretary of State C. & A. G.'s and the ...
Page xvi
... payment of £ 15,000 , and finding that the Department did not agree , he referred the matter to the Treasury for decision . Your Committee consider that the Comptroller and Auditor General was fully justified in bringing the question ...
... payment of £ 15,000 , and finding that the Department did not agree , he referred the matter to the Treasury for decision . Your Committee consider that the Comptroller and Auditor General was fully justified in bringing the question ...
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... Pay is a new item ? It is not exactly a new item , but it was the aftermath , so to speak , of the payments made under ... payment has come to an end . 98. How did the Department of Cus- toms and Excise come into that at all ? -They came ...
... Pay is a new item ? It is not exactly a new item , but it was the aftermath , so to speak , of the payments made under ... payment has come to an end . 98. How did the Department of Cus- toms and Excise come into that at all ? -They came ...
Page 18
... payment of income tax the reason is that the income in respect of which the payment is taken has itself been paid in paper . Take , for example , the case of , let us say , the Chairman of an unknown Company who has been con- ducting ...
... payment of income tax the reason is that the income in respect of which the payment is taken has itself been paid in paper . Take , for example , the case of , let us say , the Chairman of an unknown Company who has been con- ducting ...
Page 49
... payment before the 30th June when everything outstanding has to be cancelled . Major Salmon . " " 535. Under the heading of the " De- partment of the Speaker I observe there was an expenditure of £ 1,102 2s . 3d . on salaries and ...
... payment before the 30th June when everything outstanding has to be cancelled . Major Salmon . " " 535. Under the heading of the " De- partment of the Speaker I observe there was an expenditure of £ 1,102 2s . 3d . on salaries and ...
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