London Taxation Report Shows Yearly Rise and Quarter Drop
The document details 1860 total revenue at £71,967,425 up from 1859's £66,070,469, with a year increase of £5,897,026 and a quarterly gain of £1,157,518. Customs remain top revenue, while excise falls due to malt and hop duty shifts. stamp duties rise slightly and post office income grows. The report notes effects of new duties and credits in various heads and includes market notes for Australian produce and Canadian extradition debates.
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