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United States (United States) (search for this): article 3
ption for the unexpired portion of the year 1863 and of the growth or pronuction of any year preceding the year 1863, and a tax of one per cent, upon all moneys, bank notes or other currency, on hand or on deposit on the 1st of July next; and on the value of all credits on which the interest has not been paid and not employed in a business the income derived from which is taxed under the provisions of this act; provider, that all moneys owned, held or deposited beyond the limits of the Confederate States shall be valued at the current rate of exchange in Confederate Tressury notes. The tax to be asserted on the 1st day of July, and collected on the 1st day of October next, or as soon thereafter as may be possible. Section 5th imposes the following tezes for the year ending the 31st of December, 1863, and for each year thereafter: $520. Auctioneers to all dealers, tobacco, pollars castle brokers another entries, posting and confectioners, $50 and 2½ per centum on the great
Bowling (search for this): article 3
m. taverns, and eating houses first class, second class, Third class, $10; Fourth class, Fifth class, Every where food or refreshments are sold, and every boarding- house here shall be six boarders or more shall be deemed an eating-house under this act. Commercial brokers or commission merchants and two and a half per centum. , $500 and five per centum on all recepts. Each circus, $00 and $0 for each exhibition. Jugglers and other persons exhibiting shows, $0 Bowling alleys and billard rooms, $40 for each alley or table registered Lively stable keepers, lawyers, physicians, surgeons and dentists, $50 Datchers and bakers, $0 and one per . All persons engaged, or intending to engage, in any biginers named in the 5th section, shall within every days after the passage of the act, or at the time of beginning business, and on the 1st of January in after register with the district or a account of the name and residence of each person, of cor
January, 7 AD (search for this): article 3
uous liquors, tobacco manufactured or unmanufactured, cotton, wool flour, sugar, molasses, syrup, rice, and other agricultural products, held or owned on the first day of July next, and not necessary for family consumption for the unexpired portion of the year 1863 and of the growth or pronuction of any year preceding the year 1863, and a tax of one per cent, upon all moneys, bank notes or other currency, on hand or on deposit on the 1st of July next; and on the value of all credits on which the interest has not been paid and not employed in a business the income derived from which is taxed under the provisions of this act; provider, that all moneys owned, hted beyond the limits of the Confederate States shall be valued at the current rate of exchange in Confederate Tressury notes. The tax to be asserted on the 1st day of July, and collected on the 1st day of October next, or as soon thereafter as may be possible. Section 5th imposes the following tezes for the year ending the
1862 AD (search for this): article 3
ss paid by them during the year. Incomes derived from other sources are subject to no deductions whatever. All joint stock companies and corporations shall pay one teeth of the dividend and reserved fund annuily. If the annual shall give a profit of more than tea and less than twenty per cent on capital stock, to be paid; more than twenty per cent, one-sixth. The tax to be collected on the 1st of January next and of each year thereafter. A tax of ten per cent on all profits in 1862 by the purchase and sale of flour, corn, bacon pork, cals, hay, rice, salt, iron, or the manufactures of iron, sugar, mola and made of case, butter, woolon cloths, shoes, boots, blankets and cotton cloths.--This is not to apply to regular retail business. Each farmer after reserving for his own use fifty bushels sweet and fifty bushels Irish potatoes, one hundred bushels corn, or fifty bushels wheat, produced this year, shall pay and deriver to the Confederate Government one-tenth of the
1863 AD (search for this): article 3
tobacco manufactured or unmanufactured, cotton, wool flour, sugar, molasses, syrup, rice, and other agricultural products, held or owned on the first day of July next, and not necessary for family consumption for the unexpired portion of the year 1863 and of the growth or pronuction of any year preceding the year 1863, and a tax of one per cent, upon all moneys, bank notes or other currency, on hand or on deposit on the 1st of July next; and on the value of all credits on which the interest has1863, and a tax of one per cent, upon all moneys, bank notes or other currency, on hand or on deposit on the 1st of July next; and on the value of all credits on which the interest has not been paid and not employed in a business the income derived from which is taxed under the provisions of this act; provider, that all moneys owned, held or deposited beyond the limits of the Confederate States shall be valued at the current rate of exchange in Confederate Tressury notes. The tax to be asserted on the 1st day of July, and collected on the 1st day of October next, or as soon thereafter as may be possible. Section 5th imposes the following tezes for the year ending the 3
June 30th (search for this): article 3
s mentioned in the 5th section, and for each piece of the same; but no tax for mere of goods at a place other than the registered place of business. A new registry required upon every charge in the place of conducting a registered business upon, the death of any person conducting the same or upon the transfer of the business to another but no editional tax. Every person registered and taxed is required to make returns of the gross amount of sales from the passage of the act to the 30th of June, and every three month thereafter. A tax upon all sales extent of persons in the military or naval service is per cent when not exceeding $1,400 and two per cent upon an exceeds over the amount. Provided, that no taxes shall be imposed on the salary of any person receiving a salary not exceeding $000 per annum or at like rate for another period of time longer or shorter the tax on annual incomes, between $500 and $1,500 shall be five per cent; between $1,400 and $3,000, five per ce
January, 10 AD (search for this): article 3
otes or other currency, on hand or on deposit on the 1st of July next; and on the value of all credits on which the interest has not been paid and not employed in a business the income derived from which is taxed under the provisions of this act; provider, that all moneys owned, held or deposited beyond the limits of the Confederate States shall be valued at the current rate of exchange in Confederate Tressury notes. The tax to be asserted on the 1st day of July, and collected on the 1st day of October next, or as soon thereafter as may be possible. Section 5th imposes the following tezes for the year ending the 31st of December, 1863, and for each year thereafter: $520. Auctioneers to all dealers, tobacco, pollars castle brokers another entries, posting and confectioners, $50 and 2½ per centum on the great amount of made. Wholesale dealers in liquors $200, and 5 per centum amount of sales. Retail dealers in liquors $100 and 10 per centum on gross amount of sales
December 31st, 1863 AD (search for this): article 3
aid and not employed in a business the income derived from which is taxed under the provisions of this act; provider, that all moneys owned, held or deposited beyond the limits of the Confederate States shall be valued at the current rate of exchange in Confederate Tressury notes. The tax to be asserted on the 1st day of July, and collected on the 1st day of October next, or as soon thereafter as may be possible. Section 5th imposes the following tezes for the year ending the 31st of December, 1863, and for each year thereafter: $520. Auctioneers to all dealers, tobacco, pollars castle brokers another entries, posting and confectioners, $50 and 2½ per centum on the great amount of made. Wholesale dealers in liquors $200, and 5 per centum amount of sales. Retail dealers in liquors $100 and 10 per centum on gross amount of sales Wholesale dealers in groceries, goods, war's merchandise, etc, $210, and ½ per centum. Pawn brokers, money and exchange brokers
December 31st (search for this): article 3
amed in the 5th section, shall within every days after the passage of the act, or at the time of beginning business, and on the 1st of January in after register with the district or a account of the name and residence of each person, of corporation engaged of interested in the business with a statement of the time for which and the place and manner in which the same is in the conducted, &c. At the time of the registry there shall be paid the specificing for the year ending on the next 31st of December, and such other tax as may be due upon sale reclipse in such a Any person falling to make such registry and pay such tax shall, in additional to all other taxes his business imposed by the act pay double the amount of the specific tax on such business, and a like sum for every thirty days of such failure. Requires a separate registry and tax for each business mentioned in the 5th section, and for each piece of the same; but no tax for mere of goods at a place other tha
January, 1 AD (search for this): article 3
$50 Datchers and bakers, $0 and one per . All persons engaged, or intending to engage, in any biginers named in the 5th section, shall within every days after the passage of the act, or at the time of beginning business, and on the 1st of January in after register with the district or a account of the name and residence of each person, of corporation engaged of interested in the business with a statement of the time for which and the place and manner in which the same is in the coy one teeth of the dividend and reserved fund annuily. If the annual shall give a profit of more than tea and less than twenty per cent on capital stock, to be paid; more than twenty per cent, one-sixth. The tax to be collected on the 1st of January next and of each year thereafter. A tax of ten per cent on all profits in 1862 by the purchase and sale of flour, corn, bacon pork, cals, hay, rice, salt, iron, or the manufactures of iron, sugar, mola and made of case, butter, woolon clot