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114 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY
EXHIBIT "I"
Receipts from Tax on Admissions Fiscal Years 1936 to 1953
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Fiscal Years
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Gross Receipts
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Refunds
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Net Receipts
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1936..........................................
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$94,195.77
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$94,195.77 (1)
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1937..............................................
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233,929.59
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233,929.59
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1938..........................................
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231,660.95
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231,660.95
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1939......................................
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253,998.76
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253,998.76
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1940....................................
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254,143.20
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$231.52
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253,911.68
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1941............................................
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265,755.88
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60.28
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265,695.60
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1942....................................
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275,549.02
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24.95
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275,524.07 (2)
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1943 (9 months)........................
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172,287.78
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4.01
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172,283.77
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1944...............................
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237,688.31
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133.15
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237,555.16
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1945.................
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252,482.87
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252,482.87
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1946...................................
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276,717.38
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276,717.38
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1947..........................................
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299,648.20
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299,648.20
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1948......................................
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312,191.27
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108.55
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312,082.72 (3&4)
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1949............................
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355,160.63
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951.09
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354,209.54
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1960...........................
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377,815.83
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381.11
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377,434.72
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1951.....................................
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387,092.84
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8.77
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387,084.07
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1952....................
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410,829.23
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410,829.23
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1953......................................
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422,240.84
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422,240.84
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(1) Chapter 10 Acts of the Extraordinary Session of 1936 1% of the Grogs Receipts Tax.
Beginning April 1, 1936.
Chapter 231 Acts of 1937.
Chapter 11 Acts of the Extraordinary Session 1937.
Chapter 277 Acts of 1939.
(2) Chapter 823 Acts of 1941 beginning October 1, 1941 taxes reduced to 1/2 of 1%, but the law was
revised to include sources not previously taxed under this law.
(3) Chapter 601 of the Acts of 1947 provides for the distribution of the proceeds from the tax to
the several political sub-divisions of the State after retaining the amount expended for adminis-
tration. The law also authorizes the levying of additional taxes by the several political sub-
divisions.
(4) By Resolution duly passed at the Regular Meeting of the County Commissioners of St. Mary's
County, held on December 16, 1947, an additional tax of 5% was levied on all coin operated
machines (music boxes and bona fide vending machines excepted) operating within St. Mary's
County.
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