Industrial Cuba: Being a Study of Present Commercial and Industrial Conditions, with Suggestions as to the Opportunities Presented in the Island for American Capital, Enterprise, and LabourPorter, Robert P. (Robert Percival)
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Industrial Cuba: Being a Study of Present Commercial and Industrial Conditions, with Suggestions as to the Opportunities Presented in the Island for American Capital, Enterprise, and Labour
Porter, Robert P. (Robert Percival)
Cuba -- Description and travel; Cuba -- Economic conditions
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Expenditures. Amount. | Receipts. Amount.
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Sovereignty | Taxes and Imposts $ 6,142,500
Expenditure $22,500,808.59 | Custom-Houses 14,705,000
_Local._ | Internal Revenue 1,640,650
General Expenditures 159,605.50 | Lotteries 1,900,500
State-Church, Justice, | State Property 435,000
and Government 1,612,859.44 | Miscellaneous Revenue 1,536,000
Treasury 708,978.51 | -----------
Public Instruction 247,033.02 | Estimates of Total
Public Works and | Revenue $26,359,650
Communications 1,036,582.10 |
Agriculture, Industry, |
and Commerce 108,178.52 |
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$26,374,045.68 |
Deduct Amounts not |
Specified 17,314.27 |
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Total $26,356,731.41 |
Receipts $ 26,359,650.00
Expenses 26,356,731.41
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Surplus $2,918.59
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While the revenues are all derived from the various species of taxation
exacted from the people of Cuba, the expenditures are divided into two
important classes: those under the head of "Sovereignty Expenses," or
expenses of the General Government, which, according to this estimate,
aggregate $22,500,808.59, and those which, under the head of "Local
Expenses" aggregating $3,873,237.09, constitute the expenditures for the
immediate necessities of the Island. In order to obtain a clear view of
the possibilities of revenue and the probable future expenses of the
Island of Cuba, these receipts and expenditures should be further
examined.
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