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This fall in imports also reduced the federal government's customs receipts.

You must have your customs receipt on your person if in possession of tobacco products.

Even with the tax and customs receipts, the authority still has a monthly deficit of $50 million to $60 million.

I enclose the original Customs receipt for the security and a copy of my marriage certificate (or similar).

Most of the Bourbon kings tried to outlaw this trade through various programs like increasing the customs receipts, though the efforts provided little result.

Lastly, it calls for aid to offset losses from customs receipts in the least-developed countries.

Israel is withholding about $50 million in monthly tax and customs receipts to the Palestinian Authority.

Interestingly, this shift is not captured by the official United States trade statistics, which are based on information from customs receipts.

Another attempted reform at this time was the removal of customs receipts, as well as military accounts, from the rolls.

As a result, significant budgetary aid has been cut off, and Israel has refused to hand over tax and customs receipts.

Iranian customs receipts served as collateral.

Israel, meanwhile, continues to withhold about $50 million a month in tax and customs receipts that it collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority.

In the early days of the Republic, tariff and customs receipts were major sources of revenue for the Federal Government.

To reduce smuggling and increase customs receipts, General Avril imposed new controls in Haiti's ports.

The library was funded in part from Customs receipts gathered during the War of 1812 at the Battle of Hampden.

In addition, he said, a big increase in customs receipts last month probably means that imports surged by $1 billion or more in November, widening the trade deficit.

Michael Englund of MMS International, an analytical firm, calculated that customs receipts for imported goods fell 18 percent last month.

With rising revenue from customs receipts, the United States Congress approved funds in 1855 for a new U.S. Custom House.

In 1856, in the midst of a dispute between Santiago Vidaurri and Camargo over customs receipts, Carbajal's castle was destroyed.

Bentsen acknowledged, however, that GATT's approval was "not a given" and that the federal budget had to make up 14 billion dollars in lost customs receipts over five years.

Slovenian police would be allowed control of the republic's international border, with the JNA taking responsibility for security for the three months, and customs receipts would be jointly administered.

The United States is also pressing Israel to hand over some $50 million a month in tax and customs receipts it collects for the Palestinian Authority, before a Hamas government is formed.

Israel's refusal to continue transferring about $50 million in monthly tax and customs receipts to the authority and a vague offer by Iran to increase financial support have only increased the urgency, European officials say.

Since the last election failure, in 1988, rivals in the armed forces have been battling over the spoils to be won from control over traffic, contraband , customs receipts and revenues from state corporations.

Although Rosas was a Federalist, he kept the customs receipts of Buenos Aires under the exclusive control of the city, whereas the other provinces expected to have a part of the revenue.