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Session Laws, 1880
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WILLIAM T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 33

shares of such respective banks, corporations or joint
stock companies, and the quotient shall be the tax-


able value of such respective shares for State pur-


poses, and when the valuation and assessment of the


shares of the capital stock, or shares of such bank,


corporation or joint stock company shall have


been finally determined or made for State pur-


poses, the State Tax Commissioner shall certify to


the county commissioners of each county where


any of such respective stockholders or shareholders


may reside, and to the Appeal Tax Court of Balti-


more city, if any of said stockholders or share-

Furnish as-

holders reside in said city, the assessed taxable value

sessed taxa-

of such respective shares of stock or shares so ascer-

ble value.

tained as aforesaid, and the taxable value of such


respective shares of stock or shares in such banks,


corporations or joint stock companies owned by
residents of this State and taxable within this State,


shall, for county and municipal purposes, be valued


to the owners thereof in the county or city in this


State in which such owners shall respectively reside,


but the taxes assessed upon said respective taxable


values, of such respective share of stock, or shares,


shall be collected from such bank, corporation or


joint stock company, and when so paid shall be


charged by such bank, corporation or joint stock


company to the account of such stockholders or


shareholders respectively; but it is expressly pro-


vided that all railroad companies worked by stearn,


incorporated by, or under the laws of this State, and


doing business in this State, shall respectively be


subject to an annual State tax of one-half of one


per centum upon their respective gross receipts

How paid

within this State, which shall be paid and collected

and collected

in the manner provided by the act of eighteen hun-


dred and seventy-four, chapter four hundred and


eight; and the real and personal taxable property


belonging to such respective railroad companies


shall be subject to county and municipal taxation


in this State in the respective counties and cities in


which such property is located; and where such re-


spective railroad companies are subject to such


gross receipt tax for State purposes, their shares of

stock and real or personal property shall not be


subject to taxation for State purposes, and where


such real and personal property of such respective


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