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- Octroi taxes have a respectable antiquity, being known in Roman times as vectigalia. These were either the portorium, a tax on the entry from or departure...
- just as the vectigalia were let out to the highest bidder. These expenses were called ultrotributa, and hence we frequently find vectigalia and ultrotributa...
- just as the vectigalia were let out to the highest bidder. These expenses were called ultrotributa, and hence we frequently find vectigalia and ultrotributa...
- the tributa and the vectigalia. Tributa included the tributum soli (a land tax) and the tributum capitis (a poll tax). The vectigalia consisted of four...
- Umayyad governors and the caliph of Damascus, by increasingly imposing the vectigalia on the former, a tax that was applied on a specific region or estate,...
- tax systems. Their system was tbased on two types of taxes: tributa and vectigalia. The former included the land tax and a poll tax, while the latter was...
- New York. p. 193. Retrieved April 14, 2011. Leonhard Schmitz (1875). "Vectigalia". A Dictionary of Gr**** and Roman Antiquities. John Murray, London. p...
- just as the vectigalia were let out to the highest bidder. These expenses were called ultrotributa, and hence we frequently find vectigalia and ultrotributa...
- decimviri were also authorised to tax public land outside Italy, to use the Vectigalia from 63 BC and the gold and silver from war booty not paid into the treasury...
- governance issues: Magistrates Officials Colony revenues: Public rentals (Vectigalia), fines for non-payments, etc. Priestly colleges of pontiffs and augurs...