1 Net gasoline tax earned after deduction of refunds allowed by law.

Many States pay collection cost from other State funds, and such are noted. Administration cost includes balances allocated to reserve funds for administrative purposes, and amounts are noted.

3 Since this table covers the calendar year earnings, but not the actual collections during
the year, these columns are not comparable with similar columns in tables F-1 and F-4,
which cover different periods fixed by State and local agencies; also certain funds are
allocated to bond payments shown in next column.

For State highway bonds, except as noted.

Shows percent increase or decrease (-) compared to net gallons reported in previous

year.

Paid from State highway budget, $16,861.

7 Includes $1,024,069 payments on county road bonds.

8 Consists of $17,393 for controller's refund division and $988 to employees' retirement fund; excludes $61,857 held in reserve in 1931 for collection expenses in 1932. For expenses of transportation tax division of board of equalization.

10 Expended on streets connecting State highways.

11 From motor-vehicle department receipts, $30,000.

12 Paid from State general fund.

13 Includes $179,653 payment on county road bonds.

14 Payments on county road bonds.

15 For State general fund.

16 To an equalization fund for public schools.

17 Payments on State highway treasury notes.

18 Aviation fund collected from aviation gasoline tax.

19 Paid from State general fund, $15,000.

20 Consists of $830,072 for State board of education and $830,072 for boards of commissioners of ports of New Orleans and Lake Charles Harbor.

21 Includes receipts from 1-cent tax on gasoline not used in motor vehicles.

22 To conservation department for oyster propagation.

26 Includes $3,615 from dealer's licenses allocated to State general fund and $25,668 from aviation gasoline tax allocated to aeronautic fund.

27 Paid by State appropriation, $11,032.

29 Includes $117,817 receipts for special gasoline tax, levied in 3 counties for sea wall. 29 Includes $15,000 allocated to gasoline inspection fund.

30 For sea-wall protection road.

31 Referendum expenses and experimental equipment.

32 Paid by State tax commission, which collects the gasoline taxes.

33 Paid by motor vehicle department.

34 Includes taxes on 411,404 gallons used by motor boats and taxed 2 cents (rebate of 1 cent on 3-cent tax).

35 Includes $90,000 for department of commerce and navigation and $3,000,000 for unemployment relief.

36 Paid to refund reserve; collection cost of $90,780 paid from State general fund.

37 Portion of appropriation from general funds estimated to have been derived from gasoline taxes.

38 Includes $11,430,432 for State emergency fund for unemployment relief, $1,486,936 for New York City general fund, and $14,250,059 for State general fund.

39 Includes $373,424 for county road bonds.

40 For State revenue department.

41 Gasoline tax law penalties, allocated to State general fund.

42 Changed from 5-cent tax of previous year.

43 Pro rata of gasoline taxes for bond service, balance being from motor-vehicle receipts.

44 Includes approximately 2,294,022 gallons of "distillate" at 31⁄2-cent tax.

45 Includes portion of State highway patrol expenses and undistibutable items.

52 Payments reported from motor-vehicle receipts, instead of prorating a share from gasoline taxes.

53 Paid $2,500 from motor-vehicle department appropriation.

54 Paid from State appropriation, $13,400.

55 Includes $12,300 held in bad checks.

56 Allotted to county general fund in lieu of personal property tax on motor vehicles. 67 Weighed average rate 3.60 cents.