Records from the Comptroller's New York City office, 1914-1929 (bulk 1914-1921)

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Records from the Comptroller's New York City office, 1914-1929 (bulk 1914-1921)

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The series contains 4 volumes and one bank passbook documenting accounts managed by the comptroller's New York City office. A one-volume "journal" (1918-1928) includes handwritten entries accounting for transfer tax appropriations in New York, Bronx, and Kings counties (1918-1921); petty cash disbursements (1918-1920); communication charges (1919-1927); traveling expenses (1918-1919); contingency payments (1919-1921); office rents (1918-1928); printing costs (1918-1919); and general services or expenses (1919).

.3 cu. ft. (4 volumes and 1 item)

New York State Archives

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