APPENDIX

SERVICES RENDERED TO OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

Estimated Cost of

Service.

Department and Nature of Service.

1927. 1926.

Admiralty Supply of Funds, and Royal Naval Reserve Work..
Board of Agriculture (Scotland): Collection of Agricultural Returns
Board of Trade (Mercantile Marine Department): Services under
Merchant Shipping Acts, &c.

Government Chemist: Salaries of Officers seconded for service in
Laboratory, and Pensions of former members of Laboratory
Inland Revenue: Collection of Inland Revenue Duties in Great

Ministry of Health: Public Health Services (various)
Old Age Pensions: Administrative duties under O.A.P. Acts, 1908-
1924

"

Post Office Supply of Funds
Stationery Office : Bill of Entry " Publications and Sale of Forms
Treasury and Subordinate Departments: Non-effective Payments..

(a) Exclusive of the costs recovered in respect of Northern Ireland (see Appropriations in Aid, Subhead R. 2, (a) page 16)

4. ESTIMATE of the AMOUNT required in the Year ending 31 March 1928 to defray the Salaries and Expenses of the INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Six Million Nine Hundred and Eighty-five Thousand Five Hundred and Thirty-five Pounds.

11. SUBHEADS under which this Vote will be accounted for by the INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

The total expenditure in connection with this Service is estimated as follows:

The total credits in connection with this Service (in addition to Revenue paid to H.M. Exchequer) are estimated as follows:Appropriations in Aid above

Extra Receipts payable to H.M. Exchequer :-
Fee Stamps, Colonial Stock Act, England ..
Newspaper Registration, England and
Northern Ireland

TOTAL CREDITS

III.

DETAILS of the foregoing.

3865

Secretaries

Assistant Secretaries

16

Principals

SECRETARIES' OFFICE.

(1,2007.-1007.-1,5007.)
(1,000/-507.-1,2007.)
(7007.-257.-9007.)

5,060 5,100

11,240 11,360

17,016 17,177

15 Assistant Principals (c) (2001-201-2401.-251-5001.)
Allowances: Private Secretary to Chairman . (1507) \
Deputy Chairman .. (1002)

(a) The rates and scales of pay shown in brackets (except where shown as inclusive) carry an addition in respect of cost of living bonus payable in accordance with the scheme set out in the Appendix on page 97.

The money provision for each item represents the total remuneration including bonus where payable.

Certain Officers and Messengers act in some Districts as caretakers of offices, and in some instances occupy spare rooms besides receiving a small allowance to cover actual cost of cleaning, &c.

(b) Paid Commissionerships were abolished by Treasury Minute of 5th June, 1916.

are appointed to act as Commissioners without remuneration.

Three Secretaries of Inland Revenue

(2) One of these officers receives an allowance as Acting Principal in lieu of a Principal on loan to the Empire Marketing Board.

(g) One of these offers receives an allowance as Acting Staff Officer during the secondment of a Principal for service as Secretary to a Treasury Committee.

A.-SALARIES, WAGES, AND ALLOWANCES-continued. (a)

Numbers.

1926. 1927.

SECRETARIES' OFFICE-continued.

Senior Chief Superintendent of Typists

(2007.-107.-2501.)

. (1501.-7. 10s.-1807.)
(28s.-2s. 6d.-46s. a week)
(22s.-36s. a week) J

(a) The rates and scales of pay shown in brackets (except where shown as inclusive) carry an addition in respect of cost of living bonus payable in accordance with the scheme set out in the Appendix on page 97.

The money provision for each item represents the total remuneration, including bonus where payable.

(b) The Clerk to the Special Commissioner acts as a Special Commissioner unpaid.

(c) 2 Supernumerary posts on temporary acting basis.

(d) 6 Supernumerary posts on temporary acting basis.

(e) 3 Supernumerary posts on temporary acting basis.

(f) 2 of these posts are provided for by unassimilated Second Division Clerks.

(g) Some of these posts are filled by Temporary Clerks.

(k) For scales of pay of Temporary Clerks see note on page 9.

(i) One of the Assistant Secr taries of Inland Revenue acts as Director of Statistics without remuneration.