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SPECIFICATION OF TAXES, DUTIES, &C.
FEES PAYABLE BY MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS FOR
ACTtlOK'TY.
THE
Nicosia ..
Larnaca ..
Limassoi
Famagusta
Paphos ..
Kyrenia ..
Morphou..
Polis
Lefkara ..
Lefka
Lapithoa
Kythrea
Akanthou
Athienou
Karavas ..
AUDIT OF THEIR ACCOUNTS BY THE
GOVERNMENT AUDITOR.
£ 3.
P-
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
12 12 0
12 12
5
5
4
4
4
oo
45
50
45
25
o
o
4
4
4
4
3
3
-
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Residents.
Is.
Is.
1-.
1.5.
1-.
Is.
Up.
Is.
4_p.
_>•
0
On the insertion of a notice in a local paper in addition to the amount
actually paid
.. .. .. .. 1 4£
On application being made for the approval of a composition, a fee
computed at the following rates on the gros3 amount of the composition—
On thefirst£1,000 or fraction thereof, percent. .. .*. .. .. 10 0 0
On the next £1,500 or fraction thereof, per cent... .. .. .. 7 10 0
On all further sums, per cent.
5 0 0
Where a fee has been taken on the occasion of a previous application
for the approval of a composition, only two-fifths of the fee chargeable under
this
item are taken in respect of a subsequent application for approval of
A composition.
I Law 26 of 1930
r
| sees. 108 and ll.and
{ the Municipal Corpo-
• rations (Audit Fees)
Rules. 1933, pub. in-
Gaz. No. 2297 of 30th
June, 1933.
J
* FEES PAYABLE BY MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS UNDER
THE IMPORTS MUNICIPAL TOLL LAW, 1932.
For the collection by Government of the Imports Municipal Toll .. ', proceeds
0
f the Toll.
* FEES FOR CENSORSHIP OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS.
For everyfilmsubmitted for examination and approval by a Censorship
Committee—payable in advance .. .. .. .. -. .. 5s.
No fee is payable—
(a) in respect of anyfilmnot exceeding one thousand and two hundred
feet in length and depicting or relating to comics, reviews of world
news, musical extracts, cartoons, educational or cultural subjects ;
(6) in respect of any film taken in Cyprus of less than thirty-five
millimetres in width.
For every appeal to the Board of Film Censors against the refusal of a
Censorship Committee to approve afilmor part thereof .. .. 5s.
If. however, the Board allows the appeal this fee is refunded to the appellant.
* FEES FOR ADMISSION TO MUSEUMS AND ANCIENT
MONUMENTS.
For Residents (
x
) For Persons
other than
For admission to :—
Cyprus Museum .. - - • • • - - • • • 2p.
Law No.
s c. 5 (1).
69 of 1932?
The Cinematograph-
Films Regulations,
-1935, pub. in Gaz. No.
2434 [of 29th March,.
1935.
Bellapais Abbey .. • - -
• • • • free
Kolossi Castle
.. • - - - free
Kantara Castle .. .. .. .. • • • • free
St. Hilarion Castle
free
Kyrenia Castle .. .. . - . • • • • • Is.
Salami_ .. .. .. .. .. .. . • free
Vouni Palace .. .. .. .. . • • • free
The tomb and site at Pyla .. .. .. • • free
The Director of Antiquities may, upon a
inclusiveticketvalid for a period of four months from the date of issue for admission to
the above-mentioned places.
The Director may, also, issue afreepass (a) to any person who has subscribed £1 or
more to the Antiquities Fund ; (b) to any bonafidearchaeologist; and (c) to any student.
* OFFICIAL RECEIVER'S FEES AND PERCENTAGES
UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY LAW, 1930. £ ,.
On the insertion of a notice in the Cyprus Gazette
single payment offiveshillings issue an
The Museums and'
Ancient Monument?
(Admission Fees) Re–
gulations, 1936, pub.
in Gas. N o 2493 of
31st Jan., 1936, and
the Museums and
Ancient Monuments
(Amendment No. 1)
ReguIation_,I936. pub.
in Gaz. No. 2551 of:
27th Nov., 1936.
)
Th« Bankruptcy*
Rules (No. 2), 1931.
pub. in Gaz. No. 213-
of 2nd Dec. 1931, •»
amended by
tbe
Bank–
ruptcy Role-, 1932,
pub. in Gaz. No. 219L
of 8th
Jan.,
1932.
(-) " Resident " means any person vrho ordinarily resides in Cyprus.