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MD7879 - Sheffield Collector of Inland Revenue

RefNo	MD7879
Title	Sheffield Collector of Inland Revenue
AdminHistory	The Collectors of Inland Revenue were officers who collected taxes. In 1849 the Board of Excise was amalgamated with the Board of Stamps and Taxes to form the Board of Inland Revenue, and in 1909 the excise responsibilities of the Inland Revenue were transferred to the newly established Board of Customs and Excise. The National Archives (TNA) [Kew, London] holds most surviving English and many surviving Irish records of Excise and Inland Revenue officers.
Description	Schedule of places and days of collecting [the Sheffield Collector], 1836 (MD7879/1). Thomas Crippen's expenses, 1873 (MD7879/2). Appointment of William Henry Pyner to be an Officer of Inland Revenue, 1882 (MD7879/3). Statement of negotations between The Cutlers' Company and The Foreign Office as to the fraudulent use of the word 'Sheffield', 1885 (MD7879/4).
Date	1836 - 1885
Extent	4 items
AccessStatus	Open
Level	Collection
RelatedMaterial	The National Archives (TNA): TNA holds most surviving English and many surviving Irish records of Excise officers. In 1849 the Board of Excise was amalgamated with the Board of Stamps and Taxes to form the Board of Inland Revenue, and in 1909 the excise responsibilities of the Inland Revenue were transferred to the newly established Board of Customs and Excise. TNA do not hold personnel files for the Inland Revenue, but details of Inland Revenue staff can be found in other records. Records of both services are held in several different series, mainly within the CUST and IR departments.
CustodialHistory	Presentation under Section 3(6) of the Public Records Act; items presented by HM Customs and Excise to Sheffield City Archives in 2004.
AcquisitionSource	Items presented by HM Customs and Excise in 2004.
ArchNote	Catalogue prepared by Cheryl Bailey, Dec 2022.

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