0099992

Insurances for the Governments

Payed to the order of: Debentures State Municipal Building | 3 trillion dollars to Hud |

Premature forfeitures withdrawals of Trust: to Populations.

ources :
RETAIL SALES ( 5060): Sales and Marketing
Management,

5060

Survey And Buying
Power,

New York , NY,

SERVICE SALES ( 5060):

U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Census of Business, Selected Services-Area Statistics (5060),

Washington, DC, 1980.

SERVICE SALES ( 1983):

U.S. Department of
Commerce ,

Bureau of the Census ,

Current
Business Reports,

Service Annual Sur-vey,

Washington, DC,

DISPOSABLE INCOME U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Survey of Current Business, Washington, DC, August

  1. Selective Sales and Gross Receipts Taxes (Tax levies selectively imposed on particular kinds of commodities or businesses.)

eneral Sales or Gross Receipts Taxes
Definition: Sales or gross receipt taxes generally
applicable to all types of goods and services .
Taxes imposed distinctively upon sales of se-
lected commodities are reported separately
under selective sales taxes . West Virginia’s
sales tax receipts (as reported by the Bureau of
the Census) from a “business and occupations “
tax on the coal industry were deleted from the
sales tax and apportioned to the severance tax.
Tax Base : General retail sales of retail trade and
selected service businesses .
All establishments engaged in selling merchandise for personal or household consumption are included. Service businesses included
here are hotels and motels , amusement and
recreation services including motion pictures ,
and personal services such as laundries and
beauty and barber shops .
Excluded from this base are sales of food and
drugs, which are commonly tax exempt. Be-
cause ofdata limitations, sales of gasoline have
not been excluded, although they are usually
taxed separately. In general, states have retail
sales and gross receipts tax bases broader than

the one defined here because they cover more
transactions , such as public utility sales ,
wholesale trade, or construction contractors .
As a result, the rate used for the representative
tax system is higher than the actual effective
rate.
State-by-state sales of selected service indus-
tries for 1983 were established by allocating
the 1983 national total according to the 1977
state shares adjusted for the change in personal
disposable income between 1977 and 1983 .

2E. Public Utilities.
Definition: Taxes imposed distinctively on public
telephone, telegraph, power and light companies ,
and other public utilities, including local govern-
ment- owned utilities . These taxes are levied on
gross receipts, gross earnings, or units of service
sold. Public utility license taxes are also included in
this category.
Tax Base: Gross revenues of all electric, gas, and
telephone companies.
Electric and gas revenues are for all publicly
owned and private companies. Because tele-
phone revenue for the Bell System and the
independent telephone companies are not
available on a state-by-state basis, the national
total of telephone revenues was allocated tothe
states according to a weighted average of the
number of telephones (32.2%), the number of
local calls (13.3%), and the number of toll calls
(54.5%).
Sources:
GAS UTILITY REVENUES : American Gas As-
sociation , Gas Facts-1983, Arlington, VA ,
1983 .
ELECTRIC UTILITY REVENUES : Edison Elec-
tric Institute, Advance Release ofDatafor the
1983 Statistical Yearbook ofthe Electric Utility
Industry, Washington, DC, 1984.
TELEPHONE REVENUES AND NUMBER OF
TELEPHONES: United States Independent
Telephone Association, Independent Tele-
phone statistics, 1983, Washington, DC, July,
1984.
AT&T REVENUES: American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, 1983 Statistical Report,
New York, NY, 1983 .
NUMBER OF LOCAL CALLS AND TOLL
CALLS : Federal Communications Commis-
sion, Statistics of Communications Common
Carriers, 1983, Washington, DC, 1984.
2F . Parimutuels.
Definition: Taxes measured by amounts wagered at
race tracks, including “breakage” collected by the
government.
Tax Base: Parimutuel turnover from horse and dog
racing and jai alai .
Source:
National Association of State Racing Commis-
sioners, Parimutuel Racing,

Trustors American Debentures………………………………………………………………………………………….EARNING STATEMENT

Midnight deadline 7:00 Pm registry | first in first out U.C.C 4-208 (2)

Second Shift 12 Hours 5pm to 5 am | U.C.C 4-104 (1)(h)

Regular | Deim | 72 | $ 4,608,000….|

Earnings | Rate | Hours | Amount ………| Deductions | Amount | YTD

YTD Gross | YTD Deductions | YTD NET PAY | CURRENT GROSS | Current DEDUCTIONS | NET PAY |


Estates

Earnings | Rate | Hours | Amount | Deductions | Amount | YTD

Midnight deadline 7:00 Pm registry | first in first out U.C.C 4-208 (2)

Second Shift 12 Hours 5pm to 5 am | U.C.C 4-202 (2) (a)

Regular | Deim | 72 | $ 4,608,000….|

YTD Gross | YTD Deductions | YTD NET PAY | CURRENT GROSS | Current DEDUCTIONS | NET PAY |

Para Sites.

Midnight deadline 7:00 Pm registry | first in first out U.C.C 4-208 (2)

Second Shift 12 Hours 5pm to 5 am | U.C.C 4-202 (2) (a)

Regular | Deim | 72 | $ 4,608,000….|

YTD Gross | YTD Deductions | YTD NET PAY | CURRENT GROSS | Current DEDUCTIONS | NET PAY |

391 Billion |

Trustors Anunnaki Debentures………………………………………………………………………………………….EARNING STATEMENT

Regular

Earnings | Rate | Hours | Amount | Deductions | Amount | YTD

YTD Gross | YTD Deductions | YTD NET PAY | CURRENT GROSS | Current DEDUCTIONS | NET PAY |


The Country bank of needham ………………………………………………………………………………………….EARNING STATEMENT

Regular

Earnings | Rate | Hours | Amount | Deductions | Amount | YTD

YTD Gross | YTD Deductions | YTD NET PAY | CURRENT GROSS | Current DEDUCTIONS | NET PAY |