Income Tax Act 1805

Commissioners to fine their Warrants of Collection.

CXCV. And be it further enacted, That it shall be lawful for the respective Commissioners, or any Two or more of them, executing this Act in relation to the aforesaid Duties, or any of them, and they are hereby, respectively required, for the Districts for which they act, within One Calendar Month after the First Day of hearing Appeals, all Appeals then made being first determined, to issue out and deliver to the respective Collectors Duplicates of the aforesaid Duties, charged at the respective Rates mentioned in the respective Schedules herein recited, without Alteration on Account of any Exemption or Allowance made or to be made therefrom, together with their Warrants, as directed by the said recited Act respectively, for the speedy and effectually levying and collecting the said Duties as the same shall become payable, by Quarterly or Half-yearly Instalments, in the respective Parts of Great Britain as herein directed, distinguishing the Amount charged on each of the said recited Schedules; and such Part there of as cannot be levied and collected according to the Powers of this Act in the Parish or Place where the same are charged, shall be recoverable as a Debt upon Record to the King’s Majesty, His Heirs and Successors, with full Costs of Suit, and all Charges attending the same; and when so recovered, the said Duties shall be paid to the Receiver General, in Aid of the Parish or Place answerable for the same.