Republic Act
Approved June 16, 1956

Republic Act No. 1510

An act appropriating the sum of one million pesos from the proceeds of the sale of bond issues under republic act numbered one thousand for the purchase of animals to be used for "operation livestock dispersal"

An Act Appropriating the Sum of One Million Pesos from the Proceeds of the Sale of Bond Issues Under Republic Act Numbered One Thousand for the Purchase of Animals to be Used for "Operation Livestock Dispersal"

In plain language

The act appropriates one million pesos from proceeds of bond sales under RA 1000 for the purchase of animals to be distributed to indigent farmers under the Operation Livestock Dispersal program.

  • Appropriates 1,000,000 pesos from bond proceeds under RA 1000
  • Disbursement by Director of Animal Industry upon approval of Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources
  • Effective upon approval
appropriation
animal acquisition
Operation Livestock Dispersal
Republic Act 1499
Agriculture

REPUBLIC ACT No. 1510

AN ACT TO FURTHER AMEND SECTION TWO HUNDRED FORTY-SIX OF THE NATIONAL INTERNAL REVENUE CODE BY PROVIDING THAT TEN PER CENTUM OF THE ROYALTIES ON MINERAL LANDS UNDER LEASE AND OF THE AD VALOREM TAXES ON THE OUTPUT OF MINERAL LANDS NOT COVERED BY LEASE SHALL ACCRUE TO THE MUNICIPALITY AND TEN PER CENTUM TO THE PROVINCE WHERE THE MINES ARE SITUATED.

Section 1

Section two hundred forty-six of Commonwealth Act Numbered Four hundred and sixty-six, known as the National Internal Revenue Code, as amended by Republic Act Numbered Eight hundred thirty-four, is further amended to read as follows:

"Sec. 246. Definition of the terms "gross output" Disposition of royalties and ad valorem taxes. The term "gross output" shall be interpreted as the actual market value of minerals or mineral products, or of bullion from each mine or mineral lands operated as a separate entity without any deduction for mining, milling, refining, transporting, handling, marketing, or any other expenses: Provided, however, That if the minerals or mineral products are sold or consigned abroad by the lessee or owner of the mine under C.I.F. terms, the actual cost of ocean freight and insurance shall be deducted. The output of any group of contiguous mining claims shall not be subdivided. Ten per centum of the royalties and ad valorem taxes herein provided shall accrue to the municipality and ten per centum to the province where the mines are situated, and eighty per centum to the National Treasury."

Section 2

This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

Approved: June 16, 1956

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