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of the proportion of the amount applicable to from the 5th of April last, not previously retain-
Salaries and Allowances must accompany them, ed or allowed for, and the parties by whom, or in
and the proper deductions be made therefrom, whose favor the Bill may have been drawn, will
unless the parties should claim exemption, be alone responsible for any loss or inconve-
when their Affidavits ought to accompany the nience arising from the non-payment of the full
Bills. amount drawn for.

You will distinctly understand, and cause it to I enclose herewith the form of Bill to be used
be made generally known within your Govern- when deductions are to be made, and of the Affi-
ment, that on the presentation at the Treasury davit to enable parties to claim exemption from
of any Bill drawn for Salary or other Allowance the Tax.
becoming due on or after the 31st of March,
1843, upon which the Income Tax has not been
deducted, or claimed for remission in conformity
with the foregoing directions; such deductions
will be made, including any arrear of the Tax

Amount of Bill..£
Income Tax .... £

I have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,
(Signed) STANLEY,
GOVERNOR HOBSON, &c. &c. &c.

(Place and Date.)

At thirty days after sight of this my first of Exchange, (second and third of the same tenor
which with £ from as or order the
sum of £ being the amount of salary due to
makes the sum of £ Income Tax,

to
TO WILLIAM SARGENT, ESQ.,
Paymaster of Civil Services,
Treasury Chambers, London.

Form applicable to Claimants residing out of Great Britain.
PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX.
CLAIM OF EXEMPTION.

Affidavit to be made, and Notice to be given, by a Person resident Abroad, in Ireland, or
elsewhere out of Great Britain—claiming to be discharged from Assessment, in a case where the
whole of the Income of the Claimant is under £150 a year, and arises partly from an office or
employment of profit, or from salary, fees, or wages, or from an annuity, pension, stipend, or other
allowance whatsoever, payable out of the Public Revenue, and partly from other sources of In-
come of any description whatsoever, arising in or out of Great Britain.

In pursuance of the Act 5 and 6 Victoria, c. 35, I do make Oath and say, that the
whole of my Income from every source whatever, does not amount to £150
a year, and that the following is a true and just account thereof, viz. : *

• Here state the
  amount and par-
  ticulars of each
  source of Income
  and where it
  arises.

Claimant's Signature
Address
day of 184

Sworn before me this
Signature of a Magistrate, Consul, }
or Notary Public.
Description of his Office.

I therefore give notice, that I am entitled to, and do hereby claim exemption from Assess-
ment in respect of the whole of such Income.

Given under my hand this day of 184 .

Having examined the above claim, we do hereby allow the same. Commissioners for
Her Majesty's Treasury, &c.

N. B.—Persons resident Abroad, in Ireland, or elsewhere out of Great Britain, are liable to
the Tax on the particular amount they may receive from the Public Revenue, although such
amount may be less than £150 a year, if the Income they derive from other sources of property,
either Abroad, in Ireland, or elsewhere out of Great Britain, shall, together with their public
allowance, amount to or exceed £150 per annum.