Alcabala Publique Deposited

Définition
  • Spanish for an excise tax on coined money. Offices in Mexico in 1822 began charging a 20% tax on transported coins. 2. A Spanish royal sales tax that varied widely on goods from 2% to 14% in its territories. The Duque de Alba put a 5% tax on the Netherlands. The word is from the Arabic alqab�la. It began in the mid-1300s in Castilla, and first applied in the Americas in the late 1500s where later rates of 6% caused riots. It was abolished in 1845.
La source
  • Numiscadero Spanish to English Glossary (Gary Beals)

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