New Zealand Gazette – 1913 – No. 29

Page 1243

✨ Income Tax and Postal Regulations



APRIL 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1243

Income-tax and Receipt-stamp.

1232. Emoluments derived from colonial revenue or property are not subject to the Imperial income-tax; and such emoluments are not to be included in the claim for exemption from the tax on income derived from Great Britain.

1233. No receipt-stamp need be attached in New Zealand.

1234. No payment of any kind is to be made except on documents furnished by the Post and Telegraph Department, care being taken that each form is properly completed, especially in regard to declarations, which must be made before the duly authorized persons.

Applications for Pension.

1235. An applicant should write a letter giving particulars of service and sufficient facts about himself to establish his identity, attaching, if he has it, his certificate of discharge.

APPENDICES.

A. List of Fines.

B. List of Periodical Statements.

C. List of Annual Returns.

APPENDIX A.

SCHEDULE OF FINES REFERRED TO IN CLAUSE 285 OF REGULATIONS.

General.

  1. Attendance-book, making incorrect entry in … 0 1 0
  2. Attendance-book, omitting to enter time in … 0 0 3
  3. Cash, stamps, &c., neglecting to put away, in safe, or to lock the safe … … … 0 10 0
  4. Date-stamp, omitting to change or wrongly changing 0 2 6
  5. Departmental records, delaying return of … … 0 2 6
  6. Late attendance, clerks and operators, for every five minutes … … … … 0 0 3
  7. Late attendance, letter-carriers and messengers, for every ten minutes … … … 0 0 3
  8. Leaving office during hours of duty without permission … … … … 0 2 6
  9. Leaving office at night before work is cleared or before being released… … … 0 2 6
  10. Periodical accounts, postal or telegraph, neglecting to render, punctually… … … 0 5 0
  11. Strangers, admitting, into the instrument-room or mail-room without permission of the Secretary, the Assistant Secretary, the Chief Telegraph Engineer, the Chief Clerk, the Inspector of Post-offices, the Inspector of Telegraph-offices, or a Telegraph Engineer … … … 1 0 0

Postal.

  1. Enclosed mails, neglecting to enter, on letter-bill … 0 2 6
  2. Hamper, box, &c., omitting to label, or labelling incorrectly… … … … 0 1 0
  3. Hamper, box, &c., omitting to seal … … 0 1 0
  4. Letters, missending, each letter … … 0 0 3
  5. Letters addressed to other towns, missorting into private boxes, each letter … … 0 1 0
  6. Letters, neglecting to date-stamp, each letter … 0 0 3
  7. Letters, neglecting to deliver, at proper time, each letter … … … … 0 0 3
  8. Letters, neglecting to forward, at proper time, each letter … … … … 0 0 3


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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

💰 Income-tax and Receipt-stamp Regulations

💰 Finance & Revenue
Income-tax, Receipt-stamp, Colonial Revenue, Exemption, Post and Telegraph Department

🛡️ Applications for Pension

🛡️ Defence & Military
Pension Applications, Service Particulars, Certificate of Discharge

🚂 Schedule of Fines for Postal and Telegraph Offenses

🚂 Transport & Communications
Fines, Postal Offenses, Telegraph Offenses, Attendance, Cash Handling, Departmental Records