Trade regulations and fiscal charges differed from one region to the next; there was not even a single system of weights and measures.
Here are a few: Your story is certainly breaking new ground in taking to task Britain's red tape and negative fiscal "charge-out" policy.
The force said 14 people had been reported to the procurator fiscal, charged with multiple crimes - including being the courier sent to collect bank cards, or allowing bank accounts to be used to transfer money.
They may also look favourably on any stimulus based on tax cuts not higher spending.A bipartisan fiscal commission, charged with working out how to balance America's budget, offers another possible meeting place.
That is why the budget prominently calls for a fiscal commission that will be charged with "identifying policies to improve the fiscal situation".
But Richard L. Armitage, the deputy secretary of state, said he was prepared to use some fiscal legerdemain, charging the 11 federal agencies -- like Commerce and Agriculture -- up front for setting up in the embassy.
National Processing, based in Louisville, Ky., will take a fiscal second-quarter charge of $6 million from the sale.
In districts with deep-seated, persistent budget problems, the state has usurped local control and put a fiscal monitor in charge of spending.
Last week France placed the bank under formal investigation over similar claims, while Belgium is also accusing it of helping Antwerp diamond dealers hide their cash – the charge: "fiscal fraud".
At the same time a the fiscal authority in charge would exercise stricter controls and disobedience would be punished by further reductions in the amount of eurobonds allowed to be issued.
The Ciena Corporation said yesterday that it might fail to collect up to $28.2 million from a European customer, forcing the company, a maker of fiber optic equipment, to take a fiscal fourth-quarter charge against earnings of as much as 13 cents a share.
