Leather Tax Act

In a move to beef up military funding, Mister President, with the consent of the federated Houses of Congress, has decreed a new Leather Tax Act. Effective immediately in cities, towns, and villages across Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus, all cattle, cow, and calf hides from slaughterhouses shall be delivered to The Union’s Treasury in kind. However, a monetary tax will replace physical hide submission for goats, sheep, and pigs, with respective values set for different animal slaughters. This same regulation extends to innkeepers, barbers, and tavern-owners, along with all urban dwellers, who must submit hides and payments when slaughtering for personal consumption. Hides of cattle slaughtered for personal needs in rural areas and estates are not subject to this tax increase. Additionally, a Treasury seal is mandated for hides traded or sold to tanners and leatherworkers, with a commission set by The Treasury corresponding to the weight of the hides. Exclusively domestic transactions will require a commission passport. Hides from deceased livestock will be sealed without charge. No individual profiting from this law is exempt from the hide submission requirement. The immediate administration and enforcement of this Leather Tax Act are entrusted to the fiscal commissions of both Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus.

Topics: Tax on hides; Taxation of butchers; Hides of cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs; Law on hide trade; Sealing of hides; Treasury commissions; Treasury revenues; Tax regulations for towns and villages; Obligation to surrender hides; Execution of legal obligation;

Delegation Ordered to Scrutinize the Revenues of the City of Warsaw

In today's session, Congress, with the blessing of Mister President, has green-lighted a special delegation. Its task is to dive into the financials of the capital city, Warsaw. Yup, they're going to inspect every penny from the Marshals' jurisdictions under the President's watchful eye and the pavement commission's financials. It's trigger time since the bigwig Marshal's tenure is under the microscope. This deep-dive into Warsaw's city wallet is Congress-approved, aiming for prime financial transparency.

Topics: Deputation to examine Warsaw's revenues and expenditures; Revenues of the city of Warsaw; Expenditures of the city of Warsaw; Marshal's jurisdiction; Paving commission; Royal supervision; Michał Wandalin Mniszech; Minister of Internal Affairs of Poland-Ukraine; Great Sejm; Confederation of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth;