OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
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1 The due date by which the accounting officials<br />
or cashiers may receive the annual revenue<br />
belonging to the fiscal year 1950-51 in connection<br />
with the income tax (excluding income tax<br />
to be withheld; hereinafter the sarnie) for 1950<br />
(hereinafter referred to as the "revenues from<br />
the income tax for 1950) shall be May 31, 1951,<br />
notwithstanding the provision of Article 3 of<br />
the Budget, Settlement of Accounts and Accounts<br />
Regulations (Imperial Ordinance No. 165 of<br />
1947; hereinafter referred "to as the "Regulations").<br />
2 Tihe due date by which the Bank of Japan may<br />
receive the revenues from the income tax for<br />
1950 shall be May 31, 1951, notwithstanding the<br />
provision of the main text of Article 7 paragraph<br />
1 of the' Regulations; provided that, in case<br />
the received revenues from the income tax for<br />
1950 have been paid up by the accounting officials,<br />
the said date may be June 31, 1951.<br />
Supplementary Provision :<br />
This Cabinet Order shall come into force as<br />
from the day of its promulgation.<br />
Minister of Finance<br />
IKEDA Hayato<br />
Prime Minister<br />
YOSHIDA Shigeru<br />
I hereby promulgate the Cabinet Order for Pacrtial<br />
Aimemdmients to the Income Tax Law Enforcement<br />
Regulations.<br />
Signed: HIROHITO, Seal of the Emperor<br />
This thirty-first day of the third month of<br />
the twenty-sixth year of Showa (March 31, 1951)<br />
Prime Minister<br />
YOSHIDA Shigeru<br />
Cabinet Order No. 70<br />
Cabinet Order for Partial Amendments<br />
to the Income Tax Law Enforcement<br />
Regulations<br />
In accordance with the provisions of the Income<br />
Tax Law (Law No. 27 of 1947) and for the purpose<br />
of enforcing the same Law, the Cabinet establishes<br />
this Cabinet Order.<br />
The Income Tax Law Enforcement Regulations<br />
(Imperial Ordinance No. 110 of 1947) shall be<br />
partially amended as follows:<br />
The proviso to Article 1 shall be amended as<br />
follows :<br />
; provided that, as to the case referred to under<br />
Art. 21 of the Law, as of July 1 of every<br />
year, as the case referred to under Article 21-<br />
(2) of the Law, as ofJune 1 of every year (or,<br />
as to the case referred.to under Art* 21-(2) of<br />
the Law which applies mutatis mutandis in<br />
Art. 22 par. 3 of the Law, as of October 1 of<br />
every year), as to the case referred to under<br />
Art. 22 pars. 1 and 2 of the Law and Art. 23<br />
18-<br />
of the Law, as of November 1 of every year,<br />
as to the case referred to under Art. 29 par. 1<br />
of the Law, as of the date of death, and as to<br />
the case referred to under par. 2 of the same<br />
Article, as of the time when the taxpayer ceases<br />
to have domicile and residence within the enforcement<br />
area of the Law.<br />
In Article 5, "June provisional return, farm<br />
July provisional return, October provisional return,<br />
farm November provisional return, final return,<br />
farm final return" shall be amended as "July<br />
provisional return, N/ovember provisional return,<br />
final return".<br />
In Article 6, "Art. 8 par. 4" shall be amended<br />
as "Art. 8 par. 2", and "the following items" as<br />
"the following items; provided that, the disability<br />
under each item shall not include the disability<br />
due to decrepitude and shall be limited to the one<br />
of which condition is constant or recovery from<br />
which is unable to be expected; in item 2 of the<br />
same Article, "both eyes" shall be amended as<br />
"both eyes the optical ability of which is quite<br />
lost or person who lhas both eyes", and "not more<br />
than 0.06 constantly" as "not more than 0.06";<br />
and items 3 to, 8 inclusive of the same Article shall<br />
be amended as follows:<br />
3. Person who has both ears the auditory ability<br />
of which is quite lost or person who cannot<br />
catch ordinary voice unless it is spoken<br />
close to the auricle;<br />
4. Person whose function of speech has been<br />
quite lost or person whos^vocational ability<br />
lhas been remarkably hampered due to the<br />
disability of the function;<br />
5. Person who has lost both lower limbs upward<br />
of the middle joints of their toes or person<br />
who has been quite disabled in the function<br />
of toes of both lower limbs;<br />
6. Person who has been quite disabled in the<br />
function of one upper limb or lower limb or<br />
whose vocational ability is remarkably hampered<br />
due to the disability of the function;<br />
7. Person who has lost one upper limb upward<br />
of the middile joints of ifs fingers or one lower<br />
limb upward one-tihird of its leg or person<br />
whose one lower limb is shorter than the other<br />
lowe* limb by not less than 10 centimete*r;<br />
8. Person who has lost the following fingers or<br />
has been disabled in the function of such fingers<br />
or person whose vocational ability is remarkably<br />
hampered due to the disability of the<br />
function of such fingers:<br />
(a) Thumb and forefinger of one hand;<br />
(b) Three fingers including thumb or fore^finger<br />
of one hand;<br />
(c) Thumbs of both hands.<br />
In item 10 of the same Article, "and whose recovery<br />
is unable to be expected" shall be deleted;<br />
in item 11 of the same Article, "(limited to the