Volume 60: William Campbell letters, 1846-1894: No. 475

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I fear the Bank cannot make the declaration for you - I think no agent can.  In making it out yourself you only require to state the amount you received after the termination of the first six months.  I mean the amount received in England;  and would not refer to any income derived in the Colony.  Neither need you include money received in England from the sale of property, which is Capital, but you would be liable to pay for any interest accrued ther[e]on.  From interest accrued on Deposits with Bankers, the Banker deducts the tax and pays it to the Collector of Taxes, also from the interest on Debentures &c.  Sect. 10 page 3 scarcely applies to your case, for your receipts are not "annual" yet.  I should recommend you to write upon the "N.B." Column the following words,

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