81/1921.



Law



of 8 March. February 1921,



laying down an amendment to the State budget for the year 1920, and to

the tax law of 29 June. January 1920, no. 104 Coll. and n.



The National Assembly of the Republic passed on this

the Act:



§ 1.



In addition to the tax law of 29 June. January 1920, no. 104 Coll. and n.,

It is determined in the connected additional budget for other expenditure in the year 1920

Kap. XI. (national defence):



the expenses proper to bring 810.193.955,



"an extraordinary amount to 342.170.225,



the sum of the 1.152.364.180,



additional revenue bring to the proper 22.456.100



and the Government shall be empowered to make the deficit up to 1.129.908.080 to pay

financial operations.



§ 2.



Further down in this additional budget expenditure of the Office for foreign

trade in the year 1920 by the law of 24 December 2002. June 1920. 418 Coll. and

n. established, namely:



the proper expenses amount to 16.171.414,



extraordinary expenses amount to 14.378.586,



the sum of the 30.550.000 to



and proper income in the same amount.



§ 3.



Additional credits in chapter XI, this Act allowed, may be

used for 3 months after the publication of this law, but only on payment of

obligations that were splatny by the end of 1920.



§ 4.



To pay for higher spending through the loans of the approved budget for the year 1920 in

other chapters up to 3.679.336.932 to enshrine the higher

revenues in the same chapters expected to bring 2.622.723.921 and savings

the expenditure in the chapter. VII. tit. 1. section 1 (V.), and tit. 1. section 3 (X, I),

Kap. XXI. tit. 4. section 2, item 1. and 2. in 1217 the amount of miles. To the.



§ 5.



Individual expenditure according to § 4 of this Act may be issued only after the

completion of the proceedings according to § 7 of the law of 20 December 2002. March 1919. Sb 175.

from. and n.



§ 6.



The implementation of this law, which shall take effect on the date of its publication, stores

the Minister for finance.



T. g. Masaryk in r.



Black v. r.



Dr. Hotowetz v. r.,



on behalf of the Minister of finance who is absent.