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On the revenue side the effect of the delayed collection of
duties under the Budget of 1909-10 has been eliminated by taking the
average revenue in the two years in certain items. The figures of
expenditure relate to the year 1910-11. The corresponding figures for
both collection and contribution are set out in this table in
consequence of the suggestion made in some quarters that we should
revert to the Gladstonian proposal of 1886 and credit Ireland with the
full revenue as collected. Though any such proposal is patently absurd
it is mentioned here for the sake of completeness.
STATEMENT SHOWING ESTIMATED REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE IN IRELAND (BASED ON
WHITE PAPERS 220 AND 221 OF 1911).
Revenue
As collected. As contributed.
L L
1. Customs[A] 2,922,000 2,866,000
2. Excise (_ex._ licences)[A] 4,872,000 2,952,000
3. Licence Duties[A] 284,000 284,000
4. Estate, etc.[A] 914,000 914,000
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