RELIEF TAXES
    Chain Store- C h. 29/SS'31  .....................................................
    Surtax on Incomes (Accrued Basis)-Ch. 29/SS'31 ..................................
    Gifts-Ch. 363/L'33-..........................................
    Transfer- Ch. 363/L'33-- -  - -  - - -   - -  - -  --  -  -  -  - - -
 - -  --
    Income-Ch. 363/L'33 ..........................................................
    Income-Ch. 15/L'35.         -------------------------------------------
    Telephone- Ch.  15/L'35 ........................................................
    Energy-Ch. 15/L'35 ...........................................................
    Dividends (1933)-Ch. 15/L'35
    Transfer- Ch. 15/L '35 ---------------------------------------------------------
    Gifts-Ch. 15/L'35 .............................................................
    Transfer-Ch. 14/L'37----         ---       ---          ---      ---...........................................
        Grand  Total- All Taxes .....................................................

OTHER RECEIPTS AND COLLECTIONS
    Charitable and Pension Aids -----------------------------------------------_-....
    Forest C rop Lands -------------------------------------------------------------
    State Teachers C olleges ---------------------------------------------------------
    Stout Institute .................................................................
    M ining School -----------------------------------------------------------------
    Charitable and Penal Institutions
    Grand Army Home-.........
    Boards, Commissions and Departments--
    M iscellaneous  A ctivities ---------------------------------------------------------
        Total Executive Budget Revenue-.....


    500,000.00
  1,267,500.00
$52,977,920.00 a



  1,165,000.00
      1,000.00
    758,084.00
    35,800.00
      4,700.00
  2,.685,550.00
     14,000.00
  2,226,.829.04
    127,564.04
$59,996,447.08 a


     70,358.40
     300,086.98
     35,014.89
     69,600.78
     66,990.42

   -19,220.81
   647,010.31
   265,806.90
   445,960.31
$50,032,525.81



  1,070,035.82
      7,626.35
    749,017.15
    33,860.13
      3,635.50
  2,894,943.93
     19,014.66
  1,537,595.11
     98,434.96
$56,446,689.42


    210,193.02
    927,193.59
    73,712.23
    171,243.93
    568,457.75
    -38,576.83
    -31,120.37
    23,861.81
    567,447 .02


$49,463,390.74



    948,973.18
    34,381.52
    743,350.11
    38,191.76
      1,790.50
  2,600,293.40
     12,897.77
  1,613,608.46
    124,689.65
$55,581,567.09


  -131,753.92
    364,918.14
    215,743.67
    122,879.91
  2,030,330.21
  2,434,326.52
    489,284.75
    365,183.13
    376,129.50



$40,302,686.53



    829,600.46
    13,975.90
    713,520.97
    35,775.39
      1,593.90
  2,096,300.59
     19,627.21
  1,444,338.93
    304,729.21
$45,762,149.09


    118,658.58
  5,320,462.81








$42,.465,.374 .90



    665,.690.35
      4,201.94
    751,523.10"
    35 .959.89
      3,134.50
  2,238,798.61
     30,449.86
  1,.724,.802.85
    915,963.81


$48,835,899.81


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     a This statement includes the original estimate of Dividend Privilege
Tax of $1,500,000 for 1939-1940 and 1940-1941, respectively. The Supreme
Court ruled on January 16, 1940, that the
Dividend Tax was unconstitutional as to foreign corporation dividends paid
from Wisconsin earnings. It is estimated that Dividend Taxes collected from
foreign corporations prior to December
31, 1939, will amcunt to $1,250,000 and that the current biennium estimates
of the dividend privilege tax will fail to materialize to the extent of $540,000.
     b Comparison with prior bienniums affected due to change in classification
made by Tax Commission.