Customs and Excise Printed Papers

Edité par London, 1917

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Quarto, quarter tan leather with orange cloth, gilt and morocco spine label reading "Customs and Excise Printed Papers," "Confidential" in gilt to front cover, embossed stamps to endpapers reading "H.M. Board of Customs & Excise Library," variously paginated. A sammelband of 44 pamphlets, many marked "Confidential," relating to importation and customs, including many on the importation and taxation of alcohol. Joints cracked, staining to covers. Includes the following titles: Tax on Aerated Waters; The Finance Act, 1902; The Finance Act, 1902. Procedures to be Observed in Connection with the Use in Manufactures of Spirits on which Duty has not Been Paid; The Checkmating of Forestallers and the Possibility of Extending an Increase of Duty to Forestalled Stocks of Goods Out of Bond; Suggested New Taxes. Correspondence, Memoranda, &c., 1900-1903; Corn Duties (1902-3). Points Arising During Their Currency, Or In Connection With Their Repeal; Appendix XIII. List of Certain Leading Official and Other Publications Relating to Sugar; The Seals in the Board Room; The Cocoa and Chocolate Duties. Are They Protective?; The West Indian Colonies and teh Surtax 1898-1903; Memorandum In Reference to the Liability to Assay of Gold and Silver Watches and Watch Cases Made Abroad and Imported; Industrial Alcohol Committee. Appendices; "Brandy." The Meaning of the Term.; The Wine Duties. I. The Decrease in the Imports of Wine. II. The Position Created by the Convention of 1886.; The Revenue Charge on British and Foreign Cigars; The Customs Revenue and The Isle of Man; Report of the Committee Appointed to Enquire into the Arrangements for the Supply of Uniform to Officers of teh Department at the Crown's Expense; Licensing Acts. Memorandum in Reference to Excise Licenses for the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors in England and Wales; Licensing Acts. Intoxicating Liquor Licenses. Memorandum in Reference to the Simplification of the System of Excise Licenses for the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors in England and Wales; Historical Notes on the Coastguard Service; The Cocoa and Chocolate Duties. Suggestions for a Modified Tariff; Age Certificates for Spirits Exported to Australia; Rates of Duty on Tobacco, Unmanufactured and Manufactured Since 1863; Confidential. The Chancellor of the Exchequer Asks for a Scheme for Increase of the Spirit Duties; Suggested Graduation of Spirit Duty According to Age; The Surtaxes on Foreign Spirits Imported and Allowances on British Spirits Exported; Duties and Allowances on British Spirits and Duties on Foreign Spirits; Allowances on British Spirits Exported; Methylated Spirits; British-Made Wine; Liquor Licenses; Memoranum on the Possibility of Increasing the Revenue from Customs and Excise Duties; Memorandum on Recent Suggestions for Customs Duties Intended to Check Imports and Enforce Economy; Suggested Taxation of Amusements; Suggested Taxation of Advertisements; Taxation Aimed at Reducing Expenditure; Report on the Working of the New Import Duties Imposed by the Finance; The Drawback System. Memorandum o nthe Principles Governing the Grant of Drawback on Articles Subject to Customs and Excise Duties.; Memorandum on the Relative Advantages and Disadvantages of Manufacture for Export in Bond and of Export Under Drawback; Memorandum by the Board of Customs and Excise; Isle of Man Committee. Report of the Committee Appointed to Investigate the Law and Regulations Governing the Removal of Goods to and from the Isle of Man; Memoranda Furnished to the Committee of Inquiry into the War Expansion of Public Departments; Customs and Excise Duties: Dates of Payment Of; The Drawback System. Memorandum on the Principles Governing the Grant of Drawback on Articles Subject to Customs and Excise Duties.

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• Titre: Customs and Excise Printed Papers
• Éditeur: London
• Date de parution: 1917
• Reliure: Hardcover
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