The Commercial Year Book, Volume 5Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin, 1900 - Commerce |
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... Stamps . Receipts . Total Stamps . £ 3,266,957 £ 747,890 £ 194,405 £ 1,202,747 £ 421,342 £ 5,833,341 1897 . 10,741,379 4,553,301 792,341 216,654 1,305,324 443,826 7,311,448 1898 .. 11,185,998 4,796,055 784,030 216,666 1,350,691 450,803 ...
... Stamps . Receipts . Total Stamps . £ 3,266,957 £ 747,890 £ 194,405 £ 1,202,747 £ 421,342 £ 5,833,341 1897 . 10,741,379 4,553,301 792,341 216,654 1,305,324 443,826 7,311,448 1898 .. 11,185,998 4,796,055 784,030 216,666 1,350,691 450,803 ...
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... 1,392,050 1,307,987 57.775 1,365,762 1897-98 . 1,384,151 57,426 1,441,578 1,384,151 57,427 1.441,578 1898-99 . 1,463,319 91,211 1,554,530 1,463,319 91,211 1,554,530 The amounts raised by customs and excise and stamps were GERMANY . 17.
... 1,392,050 1,307,987 57.775 1,365,762 1897-98 . 1,384,151 57,426 1,441,578 1,384,151 57,427 1.441,578 1898-99 . 1,463,319 91,211 1,554,530 1,463,319 91,211 1,554,530 The amounts raised by customs and excise and stamps were GERMANY . 17.
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The amounts raised by customs and excise and stamps were as follows ( in thousands of marks ) : Estimated 1892-93 . 1893-94 . 1894-95 . 1895-96 . 1896-97 . 1897-98 . 1898-99 . Customs and excise .... Stamps .. 620,004 . 607,080 642,007 ...
The amounts raised by customs and excise and stamps were as follows ( in thousands of marks ) : Estimated 1892-93 . 1893-94 . 1894-95 . 1895-96 . 1896-97 . 1897-98 . 1898-99 . Customs and excise .... Stamps .. 620,004 . 607,080 642,007 ...
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... Stamp tax .. 1,070,619 1,100,022 1,049,779 Navigation tax ... Divers products .. 6,323,078 6,920,681 1,393,260 2,625,842 2,796,300 Total ...... 250,999,765 235,385,817 Agriculture and Mineral Production . The area of Italy comprises ...
... Stamp tax .. 1,070,619 1,100,022 1,049,779 Navigation tax ... Divers products .. 6,323,078 6,920,681 1,393,260 2,625,842 2,796,300 Total ...... 250,999,765 235,385,817 Agriculture and Mineral Production . The area of Italy comprises ...
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... Stamp duties ... 196,600,000 70,811,511 70,210,674 75,806,757 Total indirect taxes .. 625,918,111 623,679,874 667,182,457 Mint , mines , post , and telegraph .. 57,144,880 48,529,100 52,875,800 Sale of spirits by the State .. 63,182,800 ...
... Stamp duties ... 196,600,000 70,811,511 70,210,674 75,806,757 Total indirect taxes .. 625,918,111 623,679,874 667,182,457 Mint , mines , post , and telegraph .. 57,144,880 48,529,100 52,875,800 Sale of spirits by the State .. 63,182,800 ...
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