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Taxation (No. 4) Act 1696
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XXVI.Duty upon Malt how appropriated;
Deficiency to be made good out of the First Aid granted in Parliament after 20th April 1698. If Duties upon Malt before 29th Sept. 1699, and Monies supplied to make good the said Deficiency do not amount to £1,515,000, Deficiency supplied out of the First Aid after the said 29th Sept.
And be it further enacted by the Authority aforesaid That all the Moneys of the Duties upon Malt by this Act granted which shall be brought and paid into the Receipt of His Majesties Excheq[uer] from time to time in Specie shall be there appropriated issued & applied and the same are hereby appropriated to and for the Payment and Satisfaction of such Moneys as shall be due upon Bills or Ticketts herein after mentioned And in case the said Duties upon Malt by this Act granted shall appeare to be so deficient or low in the Produce of the same as that the Money thereby ariseing and brought into the Excheq[uer] in Specie before the Twentieth Day of April One thousand six hundred ninety eight for the Purpose aforesaid shall not amount to Eight hundred thousand Pounds then the Deficiency thereof or so much as will make upp the said Su[m]m of Eight hundred thousand Pounds shall be made good and supplied out of the First Aid to be granted in Parliament after the said Twentieth Day of April One thousand six hundred ninety eight and shall be transferred thereunto as soon as the same shall beé granted And if all the Moneys ariseing by the said Duties upon Malt hereby granted which shall be brought into the Exchequer before the Nine & twentieth Day of September One thousand six hundred ninety nine together with the Money which in the mean time shall have been supplied to make good a Deficiency (if any such be) as aforesaid shall not in the whole amount to Fifteen hundred and fifteen thousand Pounds [X1that then so much as shall be wanting to make upp the sd? whole Su[m]m of 1515000 Pounds] shall be supplied and made good out of the First Aid to be granted in Parliament after the said Nine and twentieth Day of September One thousand six hundred ninety nine and shall be transferred thereunto as soon as the same shall be granted.
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