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1964 Ed.]

Resolutions by Legislative Council.

[CAP. 110

[Subsidiary]

RESOLUTIONS BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

(Cap. 110, section 3(2)).

[29th November, 1946.]

Resolved that if an entertainment is provided by or on behalf of the organization known as Combined Services Entertainment, duty shall be charged levied and paid in like manner as if the expression "admission to the entertainment" did not include admission of any member of Her Majesty's Forces.

G.N. 629/46.

[18th December, 1957.]

Resolved, pursuant to section 3 of the Entertainments Tax Ordinance, Chapter 110, that the duty charged, levied and paid on payments for admission to an entertainment where all the performers whose words or actions constitute the entertainment are actually present and performing and the entertainment is in the opinion of the Colonial Secretary of special cultural or artistic value, shall be at the reduced rate of twenty-five per cent of the appropriate rate of duty as prescribed by a resolution made and passed on the 1st day of April, 1941.

O.N.A. 107/57.

UNIVERS

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1964 Ed.] Resolutions by Legislative Council. [CAP. 110 C1 [Subsidiary] RESOLUTIONS BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. (Cap. 110, section 3(2)). [29th November, 1946.] Resolved that if an entertainment is provided by or on behalf of the organization known as Combined Services Entertainment, duty shall be charged levied and paid in like manner as if the expression "admission to the entertainment" did not include admission of any member of Her Majesty's Forces. G.N. 629/46. [18th December, 1957.] Resolved, pursuant to section 3 of the Entertainments Tax Ordinance, Chapter 110, that the duty charged, levied and paid on payments for admission to an entertainment where all the performers whose words or actions constitute the entertainment are actually present and performing and the entertainment is in the opinion of the Colonial Secretary of special cultural or artistic value, shall be at the reduced rate of twenty-five per cent of the appropriate rate of duty as prescribed by a resolution made and passed on the 1st day of April, 1941. O.N.A. 107/57. UNIVERS

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1964 Ed.] Resolutions by Legislative Council. [CAP. 110 C1 [Subsidiary] RESOLUTIONS BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. (Cap. 110, section 3(2)). [29th November, 1946.] Resolved that if an entertainment is provided by or on behalf of the organization known as Combined Services Entertainment, duty shall be charged levied and paid in like manner as if the expression "admission to the entertainment" did not include admission of any member of Her Majesty's Forces. G.N. 629/46. [18th December, 1957.] Resolved, pursuant to section 3 of the Entertainments Tax Ordinance, Chapter 110, that the duty charged, levied and paid on payments for admission to an entertainment where all the per- formers whose words or actions constitute the entertainment are actually present and performing and the entertainment is in the opinion of the Colonial Secretary of special cultural or artistic value, shall be at the reduced rate of twenty-five per cent of the appropriate rate of duty as prescribed by a resolution made and passed on the 1st day of April, 1941. O.N.A. 107/57. UNIVERS

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1964 Ed.]

Resolutions by Legislative Council.

[CAP. 110

[Subsidiary]

RESOLUTIONS BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

(Cap. 110, section 3(2)).

[29th November, 1946.]

G.N. 629/46.

[18th December, 1957.]

Resolved, pursuant to section 3 of the Entertainments Tax Ordinance, Chapter 110, that the duty charged, levied and paid on payments for admission to an entertainment where all the per- formers whose words or actions constitute the entertainment are actually present and performing and the entertainment is in the opinion of the Colonial Secretary of special cultural or artistic value, shall be at the reduced rate of twenty-five per cent of the appropriate rate of duty as prescribed by a resolution made and passed on the 1st day of April, 1941.

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