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once been the office of the Salt Tax Administration during the Russian period, and as result, the building was known as Salt Tax Palace, which is now the

Mahatma Gandhi in ascetic garb, in reference to his 1930 march against the salt tax in India. It was designed by Gautam Pal, a sculptor from Kolkata. The statue

and has the most luxurious interior decoration. Originally the Jilin Salt Tax Collection Office, and therefore sometimes referred to as the "Salt Palace"

added from the 16th century in recognition of the town's right to levy a salt tax. In 1999, UNESCO included the historical St. Leonard's Church as part of

court charges or the muskirat resmi (spirit tax), but still dwarfed by the salt tax (tuz resmi). Damga resmi has since been abolished. The name is derived

was marred by constant quarreling with Nero, particularly concerning a salt tax (inspiring his cognomen Salinator, which would be adopted by his descendants

Gandhi undertook marches to the sea in order to protest against the British salt tax. The Great Depression, along with the resulting economic policies from

(Ahmedabad) to Dandi. This is the beach where Mahatma Gandhi broke the salt tax law of the British after the Salt March. Two monuments of Mahatma Gandhiji

produce salt, which crystallised out of the brine. From 1698 a salt tax was levied. One salt tax Officer was John Smith, (died in 1730), whose tombstone is

on Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette won him the favour of Turgot, and a salt-tax collectorship. His poem, entitled Les Mois, appeared in 1779, was praised

revenues issued in Ethiopia: Airport Passenger Service Charge Alcohol Tax Salt Tax Tobacco Monopoly The Chamber of Commerce of Addis Abeba had its own revenues

bakers created a saltless bread so they did not have to pay an increased salt tax. Pane sciocco is often eaten with Tuscan condiments such as pecorino toscano

galleons. Provincial taxes were required to be paid in silver in 1465; the salt tax, in 1475; and corvée exemptions, in 1485. By the late Ming, the amount

total income from the Subah. Other sources of income were zakat, customs, salt tax, khums, mint, currency, jizya, escheats, presents, octroi, tolls and tributes

the privileges of the Republic's subject cities, and the duties of the salt tax (gabelle). The power of the College rose from 1526 on, when it received

Benedictine monastery. In 1233, King Andrew II of Hungary established its salt tax at 5,000 zuan. Țela was first mentioned in 1427. The commune's present-day

of the Holy See. The city rebelled against Pope Paul III's (1534–1549) salt tax in 1540. Pierluigi Farnese suppressed the rebellion for Paul III, who built

enough water. Nevertheless, Pierre-Paul Riquet, a wealthy collector of salt tax in Languedoc proposed a more convincing project than his predecessors.

royal state over taxes, since Brittany had been exempted from the national salt tax and also enjoyed other privileges. Conflicts arose in the late 17th century

Mahatma Gandhi chose a nationwide non-violent protest against the British salt tax. Congress officials were convinced that Gandhi would quickly be arrested

farmer responsible for the collection and administration of the gabelle (salt tax) in Languedoc. He was appointed collector in 1630, and was also a munitions

between 1697 and 1709 after Pierre Sartre, the receiver general of the salt tax in Languedoc, had become the owner. At this time the extensive 35-hectare

Dumon resisted change, and rejected proposals to adjust postal rates, and salt tax and cancellation of 3% annuities. He did request approval for increasing

looking for savings in expenditure and a few looking for an increase in the salt tax. It had not been approved by 10 April 1851, when the ministry resigned

After further dispute with the provincial authorities over the gabelle salt tax, Henri IV issued further letters patent on 23 September 1608 declaring

Netherlands. The battle was a consequence of Ghent's opposition against a new salt tax. When the city openly declared its rebellion, the Duke assembled an army

also existed the "taillon" (a tax for military expenditures), a national salt tax (the gabelle), a tax on consumer goods usually used to pay for fortifications

Sultanpur supervised the levy of ₹2 tax per maund. With the levy of the heavy salt tax and acquisition of the Sambhar, Rajasthan salt works in Rajputana by the

village gathering along the way. He speaks on a range of issues, from salt tax to spinning the charkha and wearing Khadi, from picketing liquor shops

demonstrators raided the salt stocks as a protest against the imposition of a salt tax. It was Patel's duty on his return to the village, to see that a pinch

France, as they declared an end to despotism, forced labour and the hated salt tax. The meeting was dissolved on 29 October 1792, but not before passing a

Morozov reduced salaries of state employees and introduced a high indirect salt tax. These measures caused the Salt Riot of 1648. The rebels demanded Morozov's

party and to some unpopular financial measures, including: raising the salt tax, dropping the exchange rate of the silver ruble and others. Burmov's cabinet

supervised the levy of Rs.2 per maund (about 37 kg). With the levy of the heavy salt tax and acquisition of the Sambhar salt works in Rajputana (present Rajasthan)

cities had won special privileges, such as lower rates for the gabelle or salt tax. Southern France was governed by written law adapted from the Roman legal

the "salt era" until the beginning of the 20th century. The gabelle or salt tax was significant in the area. List of Successive Mayors The inhabitants

it to a tax farmer Largentier, who had grown rich on gathering in the salt tax called the gabelle. Largentier eventually being arrested for peculation

of Brittany's separation from the rest of the Nation, the gabelle (the salt tax) played a significant role in isolating the Province. This was a zone of

(and is) a part of the region of Maine, in the eighteenth century, a high-salt-tax region. Across the River Vilaine, the neighboring town of Princé, was,

director of salt mines in 1705, and then used the opportunity to raise the salt tax and thus increase his receipts. He also introduced taxes on wigs, hats

ash and soda ash (sodium carbonate) using the Leblanc process when the salt tax was repealed in 1823. For some years he also made soap. Macintosh remained

collection and manufacture of salt; in 1923 a bill was passed doubling the salt tax. After taking control of much of India, the British expanded further into

Louis XI cruelly suppressed a revolt at Reims, caused in 1461 by the salt tax.[citation needed] During the French Wars of Religion the city sided with

extracted by the Romans and this continued through to the Middle Ages. A salt tax was levied by the king until it was abolished in 1825. A local family named

seigneur de Fontenay, a tax farmer who became rich collecting the gabelle or salt tax (the name of the building means "salted"). The architect was Jean Boullier

French expedition to Rome (30 November); against the suppression of the salt tax (27 December). In 1849 he voted for the return to the High Court of those

Muslims N/A N/A N/A Bombay Riots of 1930 1930 various Protests against the Salt tax Indian British government N/A N/A N/A 1992 Bombay riots December 1992,

Salt continued to be exported from Seaton Sluice until 1798, when a new salt tax put an end to the trade. In 1763 Sir Francis Blake Delaval (1727–1771)

Saint-Pierre-d'Irube (1696), the people of Ainhoa revolted against the salt tax and against other new taxes. This was a prelude to the uprisings in all

the top of a hill near the main road. Their primary task was to collect salt tax from caravans, which amounted to ten or eleven Maria Theresa Thalers per

until his death he was MP for Carmarthenshire. His efforts to have the salt tax abolished earned him the nickname "Jones yr Halen" ("Jones the Salt").

conducted with cash and therefore often go unreported. History of the British salt tax in India Indian tax forms Investigation Division of the Central Board of

same year he published a pamphlet against feudal aids and the gabelle (salt tax), for which he was denounced and arrested, but provisionally released.

tombstone. One of the graves in the churchyard is that of John Smith, a local salt tax officer, who died in 1730. His tomb includes a carving of the salt officer

In December 1775, Turgot confirmed the watchmakers' exemption from the salt tax (gabelle) and from road maintenance duties (corvée) and a figure was agreed

due to the falling price of silver following the Great Depression. The Salt tax which previously was seized by local and provincial officials was brought

new measures to collect revenue. For this, the British government made salt tax, Daroga system, land sale law, arrival of moneylenders, rules related to

salt, she tried to intercede for her husband, who refused to pay the "salt tax". She also gathered arms and men, and sold jewels for the defense of Paliano

others to do so after Mahatma Gandhi and the Congress Party broke the salt tax law with the Dandi March. Prakasam also resigned as a legislator and was

public pressure. In 1930, Gandhi protests against the British-imposed salt tax via a highly symbolic Salt March. He also travels to London for a conference

because of the government's replacement of different taxes with a universal salt tax for the purpose of replenishing the state treasury after the Time of Troubles

pilasters; in his villa at Bertesina, the (briefly) wealthy minor noble and salt-tax farmer Taddeo Gazzotti had pilasters executed in brick, though the capitals

revived commercial taxes offices, fishing tax offices, transport offices and salt tax offices. New gold-mining offices were established in 1408 to supervise

beseeching letter brings Darnay to France. Gabelle is "named after the hated salt tax". Chapter 3 The Vengeance: A companion of Madame Defarge referred to as

2022. Pulliam, Christopher; Reeves, Richard V. (September 4, 2020). "The SALT tax deduction is a handout to the rich. It should be eliminated not expanded"

the roads) and from most other forms of taxation such as the gabelle (salt tax), and most important, the taille (France's oldest form of direct taxation)

Bruges, but a real war now came. The crisis with the city of Ghent about a salt tax reached its zenith and Ghent declared open war on Philip the Good. During

the Gabelle, the tax on salt. The Anjou was among the regions of "high salt tax" and contained sixteen special tribunals or "salt warehouses", including

priests săpunărit săpun (soap) tax on soap solărit (Moldavia) Slavic sol (salt) tax on salt (extracted, transportated or sold) 18th century tescovinărit tescovină

Juan de Valdés and tried to intercede for Ascanio when he refused to pay salt tax to Pope Paul III. In 1537, Colonna was in Ferrara, where she made many

attempts by the Duke, Philip the Good to impose indirect taxes, including a salt tax on the city, similar to the French Gabelle, from 1447. The civic authorities

nationalist raid, albeit non-violent on the Dharasana salt works to protest the salt tax and restriction of its production and sale. The biggest nationalist upheaval

managed to raise some miscellaneous taxes and increased the rate of the salt tax these measures doubled revenue by the late 19th century, this however was

The Mahatma Gandhi began his "march to the sea" in defiance of India's salt tax. The London Naval Conference was jeopardized when French Foreign Minister

taxes included the aides and douanes (both customs duties), the gabelle (salt tax), and the taille (land tax). The taille was reduced at first, and certain

against these taxes with shutdowns. Kung also threatened to increase the salt tax by 28%. Kung joined the central executive committee of the KMT in 1931

[citation needed] In fact, this was related to the murder of two British salt tax collectors by some tribesmen in the neighbouring Kala Dhaka or Black Mountain

(PDF). by J.D. Sosin & J.F. Oates, University of Cologne, 1997. Mention of salt tax in early 3rd century papyrus (pp. 6–7). Retrieved July 2009. "The Salt

organized the Gebursami ze Hallow and secured the market rights, a mill, salt tax and other rights for themselves. In the 2nd half of the 15th Century the

the murder of Mr Carne and Mr Tapp, collector and sub-collector of the salt tax by a party of sixty Hassanzais in the Hazara region. Abbott's original

reptiles, ferns, and flowers. In 1542, a peasant revolt against the "gabelle" salt tax in Saintonge resulted in royal forces, headed by the Duc de Montmorency

considerable strain on royal revenues. In response, Richelieu raised the gabelle (salt tax) and the taille (land tax). The taille was enforced to provide funds to

prisoners, partial tax breaks from the quinto real, almojarifazgo, and salt tax, grants of two caballerías and two solares, authorisation to employ court

properties with the monks of the abbey. Residents were exempt from the salt tax which was previously levied so that they could now take the salt unconstrained

over half of the government's revenues. S.A.M. Adshead writes that this salt tax represents "the first time that an indirect tax, rather than tribute, levies

the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC using the ruler portraits and stamps of the salt tax department, see Messina 2012, p.121 Gross 2008, pp. 39–40 Hill 1943, p

businesses. In December 2021, Whitmer signed bipartisan legislation creating a SALT tax cap workaround for small businesses and providing a total of $200 million

Indianization of public services, etc. The Congress also demanded the abolition of salt tax for the benefit particularly of the poor section of the people The INC's

of the royal horses and mules. He issued decrees eliminating the royal salt tax to spur the output of hides and dried beef; he forbade arbitrary seizure

reconstruction. In particular, they granted the cathedral an octroi of the Gabelle salt tax. In gratitude, the new roof was adorned by fleur-de-lis and the royal coat

the agenda in honor of Louis-Eugène Cavaignac, against reduction of the salt tax, against amnesty, for prohibition of clubs and for credits of the Expedition

1930s, the nationwide Civil disobedience movement against the British Salt tax spread to Bombay. Vile Parle was the headquarters of the movement in Bombay

were willing to praise him. Bertran d'Alamanon wrote a poem against the salt tax and Raimon de Tors de Marseilha rebuked Charles for invading the Regno

18th century salt was an essential and valuable commodity. The unpopular salt tax, known as the gabelle, was collected by the Ferme Générale. Salt served

of Mahatma Gandhi's famous 1930 Salt March: a nonviolent protest to the salt tax, which had provided a British monopoly resulting in extreme pricing of

about by repeated monetary changes), and would only accept a rise in the salt tax (the gabelle) if the States-General were able to control the application

mass boycottIng of industrial goods, tax strikes, and abolition of the salt tax, on public revenues, public programs, growth and industrialisation, in

mass boycottIng of industrial goods, tax strikes, and abolition of the salt tax, on public revenues, public programs, growth and industrialisation, in

Puy 1537: Fighting between gendarmerie and commons in Albi 1539: Gabelle salt tax revolt in Bordeaux, tax riot in Vermandois 1539–1542: Strikes over printers'

35+ 200+ Unknown Bombay riots of 1930 1930 various Protests against the Salt tax Indian British government N/A N/A N/A 1930–1931 riots April 1930 – March

inherited.[clarification needed] The Nobles of the Chamber, collectors of (salt) tax and toll-keepers must be noblemen of the kingdom, neither Ismaelite nor

1429 – Coronation of Charles VII of France. 1461 - A revolt caused by the salt tax. 1481 - Fire destroyed the roof and the spires of Reims Cathedral. 1509

1930s, the nationwide Civil disobedience movement against the British Salt tax spread to Bombay. Vile Parle was the headquarters of the movement in Bombay

power in Germany. Mahatma Gandhi marches across India in protest of the Salt Tax. 1931 James Whale releases his classic film adaptation of Frankenstein

the salt trade, over which the crown had a near monopoly, to collect the salt tax from people who had the right to extract salt and to deal with all aspects

military replacement, for the Rateau proposal, against reduction of the salt tax and for suppression of clubs. Curial was reelected as representative of

against the Polish Crown. 1 June Salt Riot: Upset over the introduction of a salt tax, the townspeople launched a rebellion in Moscow. 11 June Salt Riot: A group

He was ransomed by Charles VII by a ransom of 20,000 écus levied from a salt tax on Normandy. He became lord of Montreuil from 1456 until his death. On

and transmitted to him the ownership of Ambleville. In 1548 during the salt tax revolt, François Jourdain was Baron of Ambleville. Wanting to stand up

based on seawater, thus avoiding paying for the salt and the gabelle [salt tax]. On the occasion of the visit of Napoleon, they would have created folded

revenue, including tax revenues, southern provincial grain tributes, the salt tax imposed on the Huai area, and the Yunnanese copper mines from which the

from Cuttack to Inchudi in Balasore. On 12 April, they defied the British salt tax law by making salt. On 1 April 1936, Odisha was granted the status of a

derision to Marcus Livius, who as censor in 204 BC, imposed an unpopular salt tax. A question arises from the fact that Marcus' father is also referred to

record from 1561, during the general census of the population for the salt tax. At that time, there were about 1095 inhabitants of Aix, 46% living in

General Louis-Eugène Cavaignac, on 28 December 1848 against reduction of the salt tax, on 12 January 1849 for the Rateau proposal to dissolve the Assembly, on

established in Kingdom of Castile and Venice in the 1330s. The French salt tax or gabelle itself never amounted to more than 2%. Fouages were also levied

particularly problematic for the authorities, as smugglers abused the gabelle, or salt tax. Many provinces mandated that every citizen buy at least seven pounds of

undesirable foreigners had to pay to enter a city. Customs duty Excise tax Salt tax Excise profit tax Trade tax Professional tax Income taxes Gambling tax

thereby reducing the revenues made. By this act of fine tuning the Chinese salt tax the Imperial Treasury of China kept up a steady flow of income of significant

for a temple of the Magna Mater on the Palatine. The imposition of a new salt tax took place, which was regarded as unpopular. The census took longer than

thereby reducing the revenues made. By this act of fine-tuning the Chinese salt tax, the Imperial Treasury of China kept up a steady flow of income of significant

presence of Li Hongzhang and other dignitaries including the Chairman of the Salt Tax Commission. This had been prepared by Gaston Galy. In the afternoon between

the bond, against restoration of debtors' prison, for reduction of the salt tax and for abolition of the tax on beverages. He was not re-elected to the

opéra, Églé. At the age of fourteen, he obtained the office of receiver of salt-tax of his father, but the position did not interest him and it could be done

loans with various foreign banking corporations were secured by China's salt tax as well as Chinese customs revenues. By making so many loans to the Chinese

Legation Quarter, effectively surrendered the government's collection of salt tax revenues to foreign control. Yuan's agents assassinated Nationalist leader

the people and prevent them from being harmed. Besides, there are also salt tax collectors who not only show no concern for the people, but also take advantage

Grévy amendment, against the right to work and against reduction of the salt tax. Chadenet fully supported Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte after his election as

the Consortium for a $25 million loan backed by revenue from the Chinese salt tax. The finalization of the loan, however, was further delayed by disputes

income tax yet, in fact the poll tax was continued, but the much hated salt tax was abolished. He promoted private credit institutions and stabilised the

feudalism, financial reform through the abolition of old taxes (like the salt tax, and the dogana) and the abolition of tax farming, and the imposition of

clubs, for the agenda in favor of General Cavaignac, for abolition of the salt tax, for release of the transported, against the Jules Grévy amendment, against

countenance abandoning French control of Piemonte. A revolt against the gabelle (salt tax) in 1548 disrupted the kings plans for advances in Italy. Tensions had

agenda in honor of General Louis-Eugène Cavaignac, against reduction of the salt tax, against amnesty, for prohibition of clubs, for credits of the Rome expedition

treasuries, took deposits of the Chinese maritime customs service and the salt tax used as securities for foreign loans, as well as issuing bank notes despite

1572 was part of those lands in the Duchy of Milan which fell under the salt tax. By 1751 Consonno, as part of Austrian Lombardy, was still in the parish

banker Sébastien Zamet for the collection of the gabelle, France's main salt tax. This enriched both the crown and Joyeuse. In 1581 Joyeuse enjoyed a royal

that he could acquire the funds, such as being allowed to raise his own salt tax through his post as vice admiral. Despite his pleas of poverty to the court

word reached the king that a revolt had broken out against the gabelle (salt tax) in south-west France. Henri resolved to crush the revolt with force, and

English fishing boats, the decline in demand in the interior, and the salt tax of 1631 meant that from 1650 fishing had lost much of its profitability

(four ounces), the tax for a tavern for the Court (four ounces) and the salt tax (two tarì per roll). As the city grew, the inhabitants of the "Land of

over given Joyeuse's behaviour. His failure to hand over the gabelle (salt tax) revenue was a result of the crown's agent not appearing to receive it