Tax rate MMDCCLX - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 13:38, 9 July 2010

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M. Lucretius Agricola: revert to older values

2008-11-04T05:44:01Z

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Titus Iulius Sabinus: fixed link in English

2008-01-27T02:18:44Z

fixed link in English

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Titus Iulius Sabinus: Tax rate (Nova Roma) moved to Tax rate MMDCCLX (Nova Roma): more specific

2008-01-16T20:41:49Z

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Gaius Fabius Buteo Modianus: Removed consular quaestor, he has passed away.

2007-11-28T10:50:31Z

Removed consular quaestor, he has passed away.

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	:- Any questions regarding taxation may be directed to:		:- Any questions regarding taxation may be directed to:
	::Consul Ti. Galerius Paulinus : spqr753@msn.com		::Consul Ti. Galerius Paulinus : spqr753@msn.com
−	~~::Consular Quaestor C. Marius Maior : caivsmarivs@yahoo.com~~

Tiberius Galerius Paulinus at 18:43, 25 November 2007

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	*B - Pridie Kalendas Iun dies ultima in qua vectigalia sine poena pendantur constituta est. Licet vectigalia pendere post illam diem, sed poena dimidia parte (quinquaginta[L]percento) debebitur. Exempli gratia, necesse est ut civis qui ante diem ultimam thaleros duodecim ($XV)debeat, postquam thaleros duodeviginti ($XX/L) pendant.		*B - Pridie Kalendas Iun dies ultima in qua vectigalia sine poena pendantur constituta est. Licet vectigalia pendere post illam diem, sed poena dimidia parte (quinquaginta[L]percento) debebitur. Exempli gratia, necesse est ut civis qui ante diem ultimam thaleros duodecim ($XV)debeat, postquam thaleros duodeviginti ($XX/L) pendant.
−	:(Deadline for remittance of taxes is the last day of May. Taxes may be remitted after that date, with a penalty of an extra 50%. For example, a citizen who owes $15.00 would need to pay $20.50 after the deadline.)	+	:(Deadline for remittance of taxes is the last day of May. Taxes may be remitted after that date, with a penalty of an extra 50%. For example, a citizen who owes $15.00 would need to pay $22.50 after the deadline.)

	*C - Vnicuique qui/quae provinciae gubernator est exemplar huius edicti ad provinciae indices (ubi existant) transmittendum est. Vnicuique traductori Novae Romae publico hunc edictum in linguam/linguas quarum rationaem reddere debet vertendum. Edicti huius appendix consilium civibus continet, et cum edicto semetipso transmitti/verti debeat.		*C - Vnicuique qui/quae provinciae gubernator est exemplar huius edicti ad provinciae indices (ubi existant) transmittendum est. Vnicuique traductori Novae Romae publico hunc edictum in linguam/linguas quarum rationaem reddere debet vertendum. Edicti huius appendix consilium civibus continet, et cum edicto semetipso transmitti/verti debeat.

M. Lucretius Agricola: link to alb civ

2007-05-01T04:29:57Z

link to alb civ

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	Taxes may be paid in the following ways:		Taxes may be paid in the following ways:
−	*1. log in at Album Civium	+	*1. log in at [http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album Album Civium]
	*2. go to My Account		*2. go to My Account
	*3. go to "make payment"		*3. go to "make payment"

Titus Iulius Sabinus: P.O. Box evidentiated

2007-04-12T09:44:02Z

P.O. Box evidentiated

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	'''Nota bene:'''		'''Nota bene:'''
	:- Those outside the US will need to obtain and send an International Money Order made out in U.S. dollars. Individual cheques in various currencies are unfortunately not acceptable to send by postal method as the checks are quickly devalued by the multiple bank charges to convert these to U.S. currency.		:- Those outside the US will need to obtain and send an International Money Order made out in U.S. dollars. Individual cheques in various currencies are unfortunately not acceptable to send by postal method as the checks are quickly devalued by the multiple bank charges to convert these to U.S. currency.
−		+	::::::<span style="background:#FFCC99; padding:0 0.5em 0 0.5em"> The current official address of all Nova Roma Mail correspondence, including tax payments is:
−	*The current official address of all	+	::::::::::'''Nova Roma P.O. Box 1897, Wells, ME 04090'''</span>
−	Nova Roma Mail correspondence, including	+
−	tax payments is:	+
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−	Nova Roma P.O. Box 1897, Wells, ME 04090	+
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	:- Some Provincial Governors will choose to arrange a central point in their provincial to which their citizens may remit taxes so that the province will only need to make a single payment to the central treasury. Citizens are encouraged to contact their Governor to determine whether or not such an arrangement will be made. Provincial Governors who follow the practice may choose to retain one-half of the taxes collected in their Province for local use according to the local budgets they have prepared. This arrangement has the advantage of avoiding fees to have funds for local expenditures transmitted back to the Province.		:- Some Provincial Governors will choose to arrange a central point in their provincial to which their citizens may remit taxes so that the province will only need to make a single payment to the central treasury. Citizens are encouraged to contact their Governor to determine whether or not such an arrangement will be made. Provincial Governors who follow the practice may choose to retain one-half of the taxes collected in their Province for local use according to the local budgets they have prepared. This arrangement has the advantage of avoiding fees to have funds for local expenditures transmitted back to the Province.

Tiberius Galerius Paulinus at 02:39, 12 April 2007

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	'''Nota bene:'''		'''Nota bene:'''
	:- Those outside the US will need to obtain and send an International Money Order made out in U.S. dollars. Individual cheques in various currencies are unfortunately not acceptable to send by postal method as the checks are quickly devalued by the multiple bank charges to convert these to U.S. currency.		:- Those outside the US will need to obtain and send an International Money Order made out in U.S. dollars. Individual cheques in various currencies are unfortunately not acceptable to send by postal method as the checks are quickly devalued by the multiple bank charges to convert these to U.S. currency.
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		+	*The current official address of all
		+	Nova Roma Mail correspondence, including
		+	tax payments is:
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		+	Nova Roma P.O. Box 1897, Wells, ME 04090
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	:- Some Provincial Governors will choose to arrange a central point in their provincial to which their citizens may remit taxes so that the province will only need to make a single payment to the central treasury. Citizens are encouraged to contact their Governor to determine whether or not such an arrangement will be made. Provincial Governors who follow the practice may choose to retain one-half of the taxes collected in their Province for local use according to the local budgets they have prepared. This arrangement has the advantage of avoiding fees to have funds for local expenditures transmitted back to the Province.		:- Some Provincial Governors will choose to arrange a central point in their provincial to which their citizens may remit taxes so that the province will only need to make a single payment to the central treasury. Citizens are encouraged to contact their Governor to determine whether or not such an arrangement will be made. Provincial Governors who follow the practice may choose to retain one-half of the taxes collected in their Province for local use according to the local budgets they have prepared. This arrangement has the advantage of avoiding fees to have funds for local expenditures transmitted back to the Province.