revenue duty

Before 1905 Police and revenue duties of the state were performed by the Police officers.

The United Kingdom revenue duty chargeable on both imported and home produced energy products.

Revenue duty stamps replaced stamp duty ones in 1941.

During his time aboard her he was tasked with carrying despatches, reconnoitring enemy positions, escorting convoys and conducting revenue duties.

In 1905, the service was described as having "Government vessels engaged in troop-ship, surveying, police or revenue duties in the East Indies".

The McLane served in Charleston, South Carolina in 1832 and in 1833 sailed to New Bedford, Massachusetts for revenue duty there.

The inland revenue duties as a whole fell below the original budget estimate by £110,726,000, chiefly owing to the shortage of Excess Profits Duty, of which, however, there were still unpaid arrears.

During the early 2000s (decade), all Class 323 units were fitted with extra passenger door control panels in the saloon, the set of passenger doors below the pantograph (PTSO), this was to make it easier for Guards to carry out customer service and revenue duties.

When completed in November 2012, as planned, the new, modern Inland port will replace the more than 10 existing inland facilities that comprise UIP (Uganda Inland Ports) and that have traditionally stored containers prior to clearance of customs and inland revenue duties.