TABLES OF STATISTICS INTERNAL REVENUE A. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Showing the RECEIPTS from FERMENTED LIQUORS during the Fiscal Years, ended June 30, 1913 and A2-COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Showing the RECEIPTS from FERMENTED LIQUORS during the first 3 months of the fiscal year ended June 30, 1914, with the first 3 months of the (current) fiscal year ending June 30, 1915. 1 Includes 84,028 barrels removed from breweries for export, free of tax. 2 Includes 79,332 barrels removed from breweries for export, free of tax. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Showing the INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS (TAX PAID PRODUCTIONS) from MALT LIQUORS for the Twelve Months ended June 30, 1913 and 1914. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Showing the INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS (TAX PAID PRODUCTIONS) from DISTILLED SPIRITS Twelve Months ended June 30, 1913 and 1914. RETURNS OF FERMENTED LIQUORS BY FISCAL YEARS B.-STATEMENT showing the Internal Revenue Receipts from Fermented Liquors at Sixty Cents, one Dollar, One Dollar and Sixty Cents and Two Dollars per Barrel of Thirty-one Gallons, the Tax-Paid Quantities, the Aggregate Collections, Amounts Refunded, and the Aggregate Production, from September 1, 1862, to June 30, 1914. Total. $1,551,426,628.93 1,468,207,626 $1,581,858,511.89 $734,254.92 1,469,715,257 NOTE.-Prior to September 1, 1866, the tax on fermented liquors was paid in currency, and the full amount of tax was returned by collectors. From and after that date the tax was paid by stamps, on which a deduction of 7 per cent. was allowed to brewers using them. The Act of July 24, 1897, repealed the 7 per cent. discount. The Act of June 13, 1898, restored the 7 per cent. discount. Under the Act of March 2, 1901, and April 12, 1902, no provision is made for any discount. The difference in quantities beginning with 1891 is to be accounted for as exported. † Includes $4,924.85, at $1.60 per barrel. Of the $734,254.92 refunded, $402,189.85 was refunded from fermented liquors to brewers and $332,065.07 to others than brewers. *Refund Data for 1914 not yet available. RETURNS OF FERMENTED LIQUORS UNDER EACH ACT OF LEGISLATION C.-STATEMENT, Showing the amount of Internal Revenue derived from Fermented Liquors at One Dollar and Two Dollars per Barrel, and at One Dollar and Sixty Cents, and Sixty Cents per Barrel, under the enactments imposing those rates, the quantities on which the Tqx was paid, the date when each rate was imposed and when it ended, and the length of time each rate was in force, from July 1, 1862, to June 30, 1914. NOTE. The act of July 1, 1862, went into operation September 1, 1862. The act of March 3, 1863, provided that the tax on fermented liquors should be 60 cents per barrel from the date of the passage of that act to April 1, 1864. Hence the tax of 60 cents per barrel having expired by limitation April 1, 1864, the tax of $1 per barrel under act of July 1, 1862, was again revived, and this, rate under different acts continued in force from and including that date until the passage of the act of June 13, 1898, when the tax was increased to $2 per barrel. The act of March 2, 1901, reduced the tax to $1.60 per barrel to take effect July 1, 1901. The act of April 12, 1902, restored the tax to the original tax of $1.00 per barrel, to take effect July 1,1902. D.-Stamps for fermented liquors and brewers' permits issued to collectors for purchasers during the ten fiscal years ended June 30, 1914. 59,827,950.00 58,587,900.00 56,527,204.17 58,128,570.00 66,615,575.00 65,308,425.00 63,096,775.00 66,765,225.00 Total... $1,183,035,220 $600,996,315.84 E.-STATEMENT of Fermented Liquors Removed from Breweries in Bond, Free of Tax, from July 1, 1913, to June 30, 1914. Removed for export and unaccounted for July 1, 1913| and 1914, respectively.. Removed for direct exportation.. Removed in original packages, to be bottled for export. Removed by pipe line, to be bottled for export. Excess reported by bottlers . . 39,337 42,645 Removed for export, unaccounted for, June 30, 1913 and 1914, respectively.... Total... 2,736,140 2,845,356 NOTE. The last drawback, amounting to $378.09, was paid in 1892, and none since. |