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X/POOLE/982-1004

CLERK TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF ASSESSED TAXES

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
X/POOLE/982 "The New Schedule as connected and altered by the amended Act for taxing income" (printed).  1790s.
X/POOLE/983 NOTICE: M. Winter, of the Office for Taxes, to Price Thomas, informing him that he has been appointed as one of the commissioners of appeal under the Act for granting duties on income by the grand jur...  more 1799 25 April
X/POOLE/984 COPY LETTER: O. A. Poole to Rev. Henry Williams of Pentir. Arranges a meeting to discuss business. Announces that Mr. Thomas of Coed Helen has been chosen as commissioner of appeal under the Income ...  more 1799 4 May
X/POOLE/985 LETTER: Thomas Jones of Bryntirion to O. A. Poole. Discusses the appointment of clerk for the Income Appeal Commissioners. Mr. Rowlands and Mr. T. Lewis, Mr. W. G. Griffiths was superceded as clerk ...  more 1799 5 May
X/POOLE/986 CIRCULAR LETTER: H. Winter of the Office for Taxes to O. A. Poole asking for a statement on the probable amount of income tax in his district.  1799 16 May
X/POOLE/987 CIRCULAR LETTER from Mr. Winter of the Office for Taxes to the Commissioners of Appeal. They are anxious to get information on evasions of the Income Tax Act and ask the commissioners if they have an...  more 1799 6 Aug.
X/POOLE/988 LIST of people surcharged by the Surveyor and First Commissioners under the Income Acts.  1799 Aug.
X/POOLE/989 COPY LETTER of O. A. Poole to Mr. Winter of the Office for Taxes in reply to his circular of 6th August. The Commissioners met too late to answer his letter but he, Poole, is offering some observatio...  more 1799 4 Sept.
X/POOLE/990 BLANK FORM for particulars of dependants under the Income Tax Act.  Post 1797
X/POOLE/991 COPY BILL of charges as clerk to the Commission of Appeal under the Income Acts.  1799
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