THE PROPERTY TAX.
THE fAMENDMENT BILL. ' ‘ (From the Fod, Wellington.), :: v The Property Assessment ‘ Act Amendment Bill has just been circulated. As it is of very 'great importance and public interqpt, we give a full summary of its provisions. Section 1 proyi lea that this Bill shall be read and construed together with The Property Assessment Act, 1879, and the two Acts together will be cited as’The Property Assessment , , Acts, 1879-1880. Section 2 runs as follows :—To the classes of property exempt from iunder the said Act, as mentioned in section 26, there shall be added the following—“ All household furniture and effects in actual use, including: books, plate,, wearing apparel, jewellery of all kinds, and tall pictures and works of art ; ;: i but such exemption ■ shall not -extend to or ; include any such article when kept or. used as stock in trade and for purposes of said.” Section 3 is as follows-—“-The statement to be furnished,; under the -thirty-second section of the Property Assessment Act,1879 (hereinafter called * the said Act shall he in the form or, to the effect set forth in the schedule ; of this Act. - All provisions of the said Act which are incansistent with this section are. hereby repealed. ” The schedule gives the following as the new form under which the statements required by the Act are to be made : • • . Schedule, Property assessment for the year ending 31st March, IS . Property Assessment District S • ■' Name : •• . -■ Occupation! Address: - 1 ■ : In pursuance of the -Property ment Acts, 1879-1880, you are hereby.required
to make a return of all your property in the following form, and cause the same to be forwarded to the Deputy Commissioner of your district at on or before the , in default of which you will be liable to a penalty of Lioo, and to be assessed and charged treble duty. Property Tax Department, t x 8 , Commissioner. Total value of all my interest in any £ lands, buildings, or leases, after deducting all liabilities due by me thereon Total value of all other property belonging to me, but excluding household furniture, jeweller}', plate, works of art, and shares in public companies, after deducting my just debts, for which I claim exemption... Less exemption ... ••• s°° Taxable value £ Declaration, j , do hereby declare that the above statement is true and accurate in all the particulars stated, by me, according to the best of my judgment and belief. • Dated this day of , 18 ■ Signature :
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 1, Issue 144, 26 August 1880, Page 2
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405THE PROPERTY TAX. Ashburton Guardian, Volume 1, Issue 144, 26 August 1880, Page 2
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