REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY 145

STATEMENT B—2

Receipts from Tax on Admissions for the Fiscal Year
Ended June 30, 1966

Total Receipts................	$1,325,361.94
Source of Receipts:
Counties:
Allegany ...........................	$ 8,460.66
Anne Arundel...... ...	512,186.43 (A-A-1)
Baltimore	69,075.57
Calvert .........................................	11,754.63
Caroline. . ............................................	706.05
Carroll ...... .................	2,797.56
Cecil............................	11,711.70 (B-C-D)
Charles............................................ .	53,961.23
Dorchester........................... .......... ...	1,481.19
Frederick..............................................	7,464.42
Garrett...................................................	1,584.38
Harford ............ ........	11,854.92 (E)
Howard.. .......... .................. ....	17,138.60 (F)
Kent...........	1,551.46
Montgomery.	54,392.87
Prince George's...........................	88,266.75 (G-H)
Queen Anne's... ...	1,162.56
St. Mary's ............................................	250,441.71 (I-J)
Somerset... ... ............	484.10
Talbot . ..... ...................	2,478.07
Washington..... ............ . ...... .. ... ....	13,442.75
Wicomico .. ......... ...	5,929.27
Worcester ............... ..............	18,826.75
Baltimore City ................................. ......	178,204.31
TOTAL....................	$1,325,361.94
Distribution of Receipts.
Special Funds.
Administration Expenses.......... ................ ..	$135,263.62
Cities, Counties, and Towns Share. ...	1,189,741.39
Refund ...................... ...................	356.93 (K)
TOTAL .....................................	$1,325,361.94

(A) By Resolution No. 64-173, adopted by the County Commissioners of Anne Arundel County
in regular session assembled on October 27, 1964, levied a tax of 3% upon the gross re-
ceipts derived from admissions and amusements, except bowling alleys, moving pictures,
golf course greens and roller skating rinks A tax of 1 1/2% was levied upon bowling alleys,
moving pictures, golf course greens and roller skating nnks. The tax so levied, from
sources within said County but not within any incorporated city or town thereof, are in ad-
dition to the 1/2 of 1% now collected by the State of Maryland. Effective date January
1, 1965.

(A-l) By Resolution adopted by the Mayor and Alderman of the City of Annapolis in regular
session assembled on February 24, 1964, increased the tax rate on all types of admissions
and amusement (except motion picture theatres), to 3 1/2%, Effective May 1, 1964.

(B) By Resolution duly passed by the Board of County Commissioners of Cecil County, in
regular session assembled on August 29, 1961, reduced the rate of tax on admissions and
amusements from 5% to 2%, obtained from sources within Cecil County but not within
any incorporated city or town thereof. Effective January 1, 1962.

(C) By Resolution duly passed by the Board of Town Commissioners of Charlestown, Mary-
land, in regular session assembled this 27th day of July, 1960, increased the tax rate on
all types of admissions and amusements from 1/2 of 1% to 5%. Effective date October 1,
1960.

(D) By Resolution duly passed by the Board of Town Commissioners of Perryville, Mary-
land, in regular session assembled this 31st day of May, 1960, increased the tax rate on
all types of admissions and amusements from 1/2 of 1% to 5%. Effective date October
1, 1960.

(E) By Resolution duly passed by the County Commissioners of Harford County, at the
regular meeting on April 18, 1960, increased the tax rate on all types of admissions and
amusements from 1/2 of 1% to 2%. The addition tax of 1/2% levied from sources within
said County, but not within any incorporated city or town thereof. Effective date
July 1, 1960.

(F) By Resolution duly passed by the Board of County Commissioners of Howard County
in legal meeting assembled on March 24, 1953, an additional tax of 1% was levied over
and above the rate of 1/2 of 1% now collected by the State of Maryland under the provisions