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Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas County, Virgin Islands
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Governor de Castro will implement H. Clyde Reeves' recommended revenue collection and billing procedure in the Virgin Islands on July 1, 1952, centralizing control over taxes and services for municipal governments and agencies.
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Governor de Castro has served notice that he will put into effect on July 1, 1952 the collection and billing procedure recommended by H. Clyde Reeves in his report on the structure and administration of revenues in the Virgin Islands. The Governor plans to include not only the two municipal governments, but all their agencies and authorities which collect funds.
The new procedure recommended by Mr. Reeves would provide centralized control over all accounts receivable arising from taxes and services, and would divide bills into three classes: 1. Active or current bills. 2. Bills assigned to the police for collection. 3. Bills on which assignment have been levied.
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Virgin Islands
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July 1, 1952
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Governor de Castro will implement the collection and billing procedure recommended by H. Clyde Reeves, providing centralized control over accounts receivable from taxes and services for municipal governments and agencies, dividing bills into three classes: active or current bills, bills assigned to police for collection, and bills on which assignments have been levied.