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<head>1827. <del>April</del> May 3.<lb/>Constitutional Code</head> <!-- some in pencil --> <p>4<lb/><note><sic>Ch.</sic> XXX. Simple & Federative</note><lb/>4 <note>§. </note></p> <p><note>Not so the administrational</note></p> <p>Not so the administrational <add>and judicial,</add> branch; — not so the causing the<lb/><del>settled</del> <add><unclear>ordinances</unclear></add> supplies to find their way from each source regularly <add>surely</add> and periodically<lb/>into the common treasury.</p> <p><note>Not so the judicial</note></p> <p>Not so the judiciary: between which and the administrational<lb/>there exists <del>a naturally c</del> as will be seen a naturally close connection</p> <p><note><add>In this case</add> Antagonizing arrangements<lb/>two<lb/>1 Single taxation system<lb/>Each state collects<lb/>by itself and <sic>transmitts</sic><lb/>to central government</note></p> <p>On this occasion two antagonizing arrangements<lb/>present themselves.</p> <p>1. Each State, adding so much to its own taxes imposed for its<lb/>two peculiar purposes, adds others imposed on the same services<lb/>or <add>say</add> contribution-yielding subject matter <add>of taxation</add> or on other and<lb/>additional uses. In both cases its collectors <add>solicits</add> the money by its<lb/>own collectors: and from the aggregate fund thus composed <add>periodically conveys</add> transfers<lb/><del>such</del> the <del>agreed</del> quota agreed on, or such lesser share as<lb/>it chooses to part with, for the use of the whole confederacy, to the<lb/>central spot. Call this the Single-taxation system.</p> <p><note>2 Double taxation<lb/>system Each state collects<lb/>for its own purposes and<lb/>allows central government<lb/>to impose and<lb/>collect for the quota to<lb/>be furnished for central<lb/>government.</note></p> <p>2. Each State under such restrictions and conditions as are<lb/>agreed on gives permission and authority to the central government<lb/>to impose at its own choice taxes to the stipulated amount<lb/>on the citizens of the several confederated States.</p> <p>In this case follow as a necessary consequence in each<lb/>State two separate departmental <add>Department</add> official Establishments — to wit<lb/><add>a branch of</add> the Administrational, and a branch in the whole of a Judiciary<lb/>Establishment: the one for the collection of the correspondent part of<lb/>the Revenue in uncontested cases — the other for the collection of it in<lb/>contested cases</p> <p>Call this system the <hi rend="underline">Double-taxation system</hi></p> | |||
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1827. April May 3.
Constitutional Code
4
Ch. XXX. Simple & Federative
4 §.
Not so the administrational
Not so the administrational and judicial, branch; — not so the causing the
settled ordinances supplies to find their way from each source regularly surely and periodically
into the common treasury.
Not so the judicial
Not so the judiciary: between which and the administrational
there exists a naturally c as will be seen a naturally close connection
In this case Antagonizing arrangements
two
1 Single taxation system
Each state collects
by itself and transmitts
to central government
On this occasion two antagonizing arrangements
present themselves.
1. Each State, adding so much to its own taxes imposed for its
two peculiar purposes, adds others imposed on the same services
or say contribution-yielding subject matter of taxation or on other and
additional uses. In both cases its collectors solicits the money by its
own collectors: and from the aggregate fund thus composed periodically conveys transfers
such the agreed quota agreed on, or such lesser share as
it chooses to part with, for the use of the whole confederacy, to the
central spot. Call this the Single-taxation system.
2 Double taxation
system Each state collects
for its own purposes and
allows central government
to impose and
collect for the quota to
be furnished for central
government.
2. Each State under such restrictions and conditions as are
agreed on gives permission and authority to the central government
to impose at its own choice taxes to the stipulated amount
on the citizens of the several confederated States.
In this case follow as a necessary consequence in each
State two separate departmental Department official Establishments — to wit
a branch of the Administrational, and a branch in the whole of a Judiciary
Establishment: the one for the collection of the correspondent part of
the Revenue in uncontested cases — the other for the collection of it in
contested cases
Call this system the Double-taxation system
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