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FARMERS AND THE INCOME TAX. 



[Dec. 1894. 



Inland Revenue, and may be obtained on application to any 

 Surveyor of Taxes. 



No. 79d. Farmers' Appeals. 



Income Tax. 



Parish of 

 County of 



Statement of Payments and Receipts in respect of lands in my occupation for the 

 purposes of Husbandry (particulars of which are entered at the back of this form) for 

 the year ending . 



Payments :— 



Live stock bought 



Corn and Seeds isought for seed 



Peeding Stuffs, Oil Cake, and 

 Manure bought 



Rent (including Tithes) 



The amount of the Schedule A. 

 assessment where the occu- 

 pier is also the Owner 



Rates, Taxes, and Insurance of 

 Farm Stock 



Labour on the Farm 

 •Tradesmen's accounts foi Goods 

 supplied, or work done upon 

 the Farm 

 •Sundries - - - - 



£ s. d. 



Receipts :— 

 Live St(Mik and Wool sold 

 Corn and Seeds sold 

 Dairy Produce and Poultry sold 

 Other Produce, including Hay, 



Straw, or Roots where sold - 

 Labour, Stock, Implements, &c., 



hired out 

 Taking in Sheep or Cattle to 



graze .... 



Other Receipts, viz. : — 

 Value of Farm Produce used by 

 Household 



* Disbursements or Expenses for the maintenance of the Occupier of the Lands or of his 

 family are not to be included. 



Form of Declaration to he filled up and signed. 



I solemnly and sincerely declare that the amount of live and dead stock and produce 



upon my holding on* the day of : 18 , did not differ materially for 



the purposes of this account from the average amount in hand on the corresponding day of 

 previous years [t except in the particulars stated below, which are true to the best of my 

 knowledge and belief]. 



* Name the day to which accounts are made up. t Strike out the words in brackets 

 if the amount is the average one. 



Particulars of difference referred to above. 



Description of 

 Stock and Produce. 



Increase. 



Decrease. 



Signature 



Postal Address. 

 Date 



9. The Commissioners of Inland Revenue have instructed 

 their officers not to object to the admission of farming accounts 

 made up annually from Michaelmas Day instead of from Lady 

 Day. 



10. Under the Finance Act of 1894 any person whose total 

 income from all sources is proved not to exceed 160/. is exempt 

 from the payment of Income Tax. Where the income from all 

 sources exceeds 160/., but does not exceed 400/., the person is 

 entitled to claim an abatement of duty on 160/. Where the 

 income from all sources exceeds 400/. but does not exceed 500/. 

 an abatement can be claimed of the duty on 100/. Where 

 owners of land make any claim of exemption or abatement, the 

 annual value of the lands assessed under Schedule A. should be 

 taken (for the purpose of the claim) to be the amount of the 



