Annual Report of the State Commissioner of Excise of the State of New York, Volume 1; Volume 23Department of Excise, 1919 - Liquor traffic |
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1918 Net revenue 1918 Rebates paid Amount paid benefit to county Benefits to localities cates for twenty-two certificates in force CERTIFICATES SURRENDERED CITIES AND TOWNS county by diminishing COUNTY Liquor tax county received COUNTY Total amount county treasurer county treasurer's fees county's State tax dered certifi diminished State tax ending September 30 excise receipts fees for twenty-two five months beginning five months ending force April 30 force Number force September 30 issued and surrendered Liquor tax certificates Liquor Tax Law localities by diminished locality for twenty-two Month Day months ending Sept number in force number of certificates Number of transfers old law paid on surrendered received for certificates received for twenty-two revenue for twenty-two share net receipts share net revenue SURRENDERED AND REVOKED surrendered certificates tax certificates issued tax for twenty-two tax is diminished Total amount received Total amount treasurer's Total number surren TOWNS Total amount urer's fees Yes No Yes
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Page 9 - ... of the state of New York, in accordance with the provisions of the act of congress hereinbefore mentioned.
Page 9 - The state commissioner shall make an annual report to the legislature on or before the second Monday in each year, which shall contain such statements, facts and explanations as will disclose the actual workings of the liquor tax law in its bearings upon the welfare of the state, including all receipts and revenues collected under the law, and all expenses and disbursements incurred, and also such suggestions as to the general policy of the state and such amendments of this law as the commissioner...
Page 327 - Local option to determine whether liquor shall be sold under the provisions of this chapter. 14. Local option to determine whether liquors shall be sold under the provisions of this chapter in the several localities herein named.
Page 327 - ... person be authorized to traffic in liquors under the provisions of subdivision one of section eleven of the liquor tax law, namely, by selling liquor to be drunk on the premises where sold, in (here insert the name of the town) ?
Page 20 - Delaware . . . Dutchess Erie Essex Franklin Fulton Genesee Greene Hamilton Herkimer . . . Jefferson Kings Lewis Livingston . . . Madison Monroe Montgomery . Nassau New York . . Niagara Oneida Onondaga . . . Ontario Orange Orleans Oswego Otsego Putnam Queens Rensselaer . . . Richmond . . . Rockland St.
Page 13 - By the provisions of chapter 144 of the Laws of 1908, the beginning of the certificate year was changed from May 1 to October 1, to correspond with the fiscal year of the State. Under this amendment the excise tax collected May 1, 1908, was for only five-twelfths of one year, which explains the apparent decrease in revenue.
Page 44 - City, and $67,275,432.89 into the treasury of the State (rebates on surrendered certificates deducted) . Benefit by Reduced State Tax Etc. The net amount paid into the State treasury as excise taxes for the entire State for the year ending Septmber 30, 1918, was $11,317,419.93.