Liability for such excise shall be incurred by corporate existence at any time within the taxable year, or, in case the corporation has not established a taxable year, upon April first of the year in which the excise is to be assessed.— Acts and resolves passed by the General Court
Liability for such excise shall be incurred by corporate activity within the commonwealth at any time within the taxable year, or, in case the corporation has not estab - lished a taxable year, upon April first of the year in which the excise is to be assessed.— Acts and resolves passed by the General Court
No doubt, when the excise is abolished, many other articles will be employed for the same purpose To describe the railroads, which are every hour departing for every point of the compass, would take up too much space.— Rides on Railways
Section two A of chapter sixty A of the General Laws, as g.l. (Ter. amended by chapter eighteen of the acts of nineteen hundred f 2a, Tu. ', and forty-three, is hereby further amended by striking out amended.' the second sentence, as appearing in section one of chapter four hundred and ninety-two of the acts of nineteen hundred and thirty-eight, and inserting in place thereof the follow - ing sentence: â” Unless it appears from the records of the Suspension of registrar that the person to whom the excise has been as - nonpaymen/"" ^ sessed has transferred his ownership in such motor vehicle, °f e^^ise tax the registrar shall forthwith give him written notice by mail vehicles. directed to his last known address that the certificate of registration of such motor vehicle will be suspended at the expiration of thirty days from the date of mailing such notice unless within said period there is filed with the regis - trar evidence satisfactory to him that the excise due, and all interest, charges and fees accrued thereon, have been paid.— Acts and resolves passed by the General Court
Section two A of chapter sixty A of the General Laws, as g.l. (Ter. amended by chapter eighteen of the acts of nineteen hundred f 2a, Tu. ', and forty-three, is hereby further amended by striking out amended.' the second sentence, as appearing in section one of chapter four hundred and ninety-two of the acts of nineteen hundred and thirty-eight, and inserting in place thereof the follow - ing sentence: — Unless it appears from the records of the Suspension of registrar that the person to whom the excise has been as - nonpaymen/"" ^ sessed has transferred his ownership in such motor vehicle, °f e^^ise tax the registrar shall forthwith give him written notice by mail vehicles. directed to his last known address that the certificate of registration of such motor vehicle will be suspended at the expiration of thirty days from the date of mailing such notice unless within said period there is filed with the regis - trar evidence satisfactory to him that the excise due, and all interest, charges and fees accrued thereon, have been paid.— Acts and resolves passed by the General Court
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