He repeatedly offended the American colonies by attempts to tax them and to regulate their trade.

In Minnesota and some other states, he computes all the taxes for the county, [Footnote: In some states, among them Wisconsin, this computation is performed by the several town clerks, and the moneys are collected by the town treasurers.] and makes the tax-lists, showing in books provided for the purpose just how much the tax is on each piece of real estate and on personal property.

In Minnesota and some other states, he computes all the taxes for the county, [Footnote: In some states, among them Wisconsin, this computation is performed by the several town clerks, and the moneys are collected by the town treasurers.] and makes the tax-lists, showing in books provided for the purpose just how much the tax is on each piece of real estate and on personal property.

How does the tax collector know how much to take from each person?

From whom does he get this book? The amount of a person's tax depends upon the value of his property and the rate of tax.

From whom does he get this book? The amount of a person's tax depends upon the value of his property and the rate of tax.

The rate of tax depends upon the amount to be raised and the value of the property on which it is to be assessed.

To whom must he report the amount of tax voted?

To whom must he report the amount of tax voted?

The state auditor, also, comparing the legislative appropriations with the assessed value of the property of the state, computes the rate of the state tax and reports it to county auditors.

A certain southern state imposed a tax upon commercial travelers not residents of that state; was the act constitutional?

Is this fellow-citizen of ours, considered simply in the light of a baptised Christian and tax-paying Englishman, really as madly conceited, as empty of reverential feeling, as unveracious and careless of justice, as full of catch-penny devices and stagey attitudinising as on examination his writing shows itself to be?

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It was a severe tax on her credulity to try and believe that he was dying for love of her.

THE INCOME TAX COLLECTOR, a photoplay in two reels by Fox Film Corp.

The bulk of these persons were overseers and tax-collectors.

Of Loddon, Norfolk, we are told that "no complaint appears about Church Rates, for there were none, as the revenue of the Town Farm ... rendered a tax of that description unnecessary."[204] Of St. Petrock's, Exeter, we are informed that "the parish became so well endowed by donations of land and houses as to enable the wardens to dispense almost entirely with the quarterly collections entered in the earlier accounts.

In fact, the proceeds of parish lands or other endowments might be appropriated to alleviate any tax burden whatsoever.

Originally a tax varying from a farthing to a penny for each household (hence the names "smoke farthings," "hearth penny," "smoke silver"), the payments were commuted for a small lump sum exacted yearly.

Such lists may represent an attempt to tax each man at 1/2d. or 1d.