Public Finance
Found in 98 Collections and/or Records:
One hundred dollar bill of the Confederate States of America
Printed and signed one hundred dollar bill of the Confederate States of America.
One sixth of a dollar
Gold and silver certificate worth one sixth of a dollar issued in Annapolis, Maryland. Printed by F. Green, according to the resolve of the Convention of Maryland, 14 August, 1776.
Oral history interview with Howard Gonzales
Contains a compact disc labeled "2015-05-04 Howard Gonzales" which contains an MP3 oral history of his life. The oral history documents his education at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, his time in the U.S. military in Germany, his time working for the American government in public finance, and his home and family life in Long beach, California. Dated 2015.
John H. Perry papers
Photocopies of newspaper clippings, House of Representatives Bill 56 of the 99th Congress, House of Representatives hearings on a comprehensive tax reform bill, survey results on a National Dividend Act, and transcripts of a television interview. The items relate to Perry's efforts to reduce the federal deficit and establish more equitable taxes.
John H. Perry papers
Newsletters, reports, magazine articles, cassette tapes, and pamphlets. The materials relate to the "National Dividend Plan," federal spending and revenue, taxation, and inflation.
Philip II letter
Letter from Philip II and his counselors to the aristocratic people in charge of land and economic business. The king is asking for more taxes and his counselour explain the reasons the country need more supplies. Dated approximately 1555.
Provo City Library at Academy Square records
Handwritten entries into books. The materials relate the operation of the library including salaries, rentals, upkeep, fines, and donations.
Record of personal taxes of the assessor district of Utah
Handwritten account book of taxes paid by vaious persons of Utah on numerous items including carriages, watches, and pianos. The names of the taxpayers are listed alphabetically.
Report on the Great Salt Lake Diking Project
Typewritten engineering report prepared for the Research Corporation of New York concerning the diking of the Great Salt Lake east of Antelope Island to create a fresh water embayment of particular use to Salt Lake City. Typescript was received by the Utah governor's office in January 1934.
Edward Partridge road tax receipts
Handwritten road tax receipts for labor on the District Road in Painesville, Ohio, to be applied toward the road tax. Signed by Edward Partridge, early Mormon bishop, who served as superintendent of the district.