What are Revenues? GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY 1. Federal 2. State 3. Local Municipality or School District.

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What are Revenues? GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY 1. Federal 2. State 3. Local Municipality or School District

Federal Authority 1792 Whiskey Rebellion Tax 113 gallons Distilled from foreign mater- ials (molasses), rum 11¢ per gallon

State Authority - Maryland Tax on wine, 20¢ per gallon Use of Pitney-Bowes meter

State Authority - Maryland Tax on wine, 20¢ per gallon Adhesive stamp Denominated by container size

Municipal Authority City of Baltimore Overprinted for ordinance 89 of 1951

Joint Authority School District and Township Paid tax of 1% of the selling price of the property Split equally between the school district and township

Federal, State, and School District Value of transaction, $15,400 Federal tax 55¢ per $500 = $17.05 State tax (1%)= $ School District (1%)= $154.00

Authorized, But Not Issued By Tax effective May 6 Stamps and tax crowns not available until May 15 Tax Paid inscription added to neck or body labels from May

Private Trade Association Denominated in cents “Tax” based on value of transaction NOT authorized by governmental body

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