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Grants in lieu of taxes applications
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0.91 m of textual records
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Administrative history
Since 1966, the Revenue and Treasury Division has been responsible for the functions of treasury and tax collection. The treasury function has been part of the Department of Finance since 1886. Prior to 1966, the duties associated with this function were carried out by the City Treasurer and included receiving monies, the paying of authorized accounts, custody of negotiable securities (with the Director of Finance) and the recording of debenture ownership as requested. The tax collection function has also been part of the Department of Finance since 1886. Prior to 1966, the duties associated with this function were carried out by various offices, e.g., the Collector of Taxes, Poll Tax Collector, Revenue Tax Collector, and Special Collections Branch, and included the collection of property taxes, local improvement charges and flat water rates, parking meter monies, and other sundry accounts, auctions involving the tax sale of property, the issuing of tax certificates and the custody of the tax rolls. In 1966, these two functions were brought together through the amalgamation of the Property Tax Branch and Collections Branch to form the Revenue and Treasury Division.
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Series consists of City applications to higher levels of government to receive grants in exchange for property tax exemptions. Arranged by grant type.
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Transferred from Records Centre in 1986, 1991, 1995 and 1996. No further accruals expected because this series no longer retained.
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Associated materials
For earlier and additional files see series 299, the Finance Director's subject files. For later and additional files see series 62, the Office of the City Clerk's "Operational subject files", subseries "Civic grants and loans", under file title "Other grants - grants in lieu of taxes".