Income Tax Act 1805

Payments to be entered in the Books at the Bank.

CLVIII. And be it further enacted, That the Cashier of the Band of England shall, on the Receipt of any of the said last-mentioned Duties, enter the same in the Books to be provided for that Purpose, and all such Sums shall be entered under the Name, Letter, or Number contained in the Certificate; and every such Account kept at the Bank of England, shall be entered under the Head of “The Account of the Commissioners acting for the of” as the Case may require; and the Deputy Receivers and Collectors shall, on the like Receipt, Cause the same to be wrote off in their repetitive Duplicates; and the said Cashier or Cashirs, or Deputy or Deputies to such Receivers; or Collector or Collectors, shall, whenever he or they shall be required by the respective Commissioners for the Purposes of this Act, deliver to them a true Account of all Sums paid at the Bank of England, or to such Deputies or Collectors respectively, on Account of the Duties charged by them respectively, and shall also transmit to the Office of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes, whenever required by them so to do, a true Account of the Sums so paid.