how colonial government expand their revenue income
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Fourth, to expand its revenue income, the colonial government looked for every possible source of taxation.
So tax was imposed on land, on canal water, on salt, on trade goods, and even on animals. ...
The tax per head of cattle went up rapidly and the system of collection was made increasingly efficient.
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In order to avoid the increasing anger at the main land due to less impact of British rule in India they expanded their revenue income.
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- They tried to extract money from every possible means they could had managed off.The waste land rules and grazing taxes were imposed on people.Tax per head chief of respective lands increased with time as well as high revenue was collected from taxes imposed on animals like cattle horses or elephants.
- Trading commodities were exported with high values to other places on items like cotton,spices,opium etc.
- Revenue was collected from royals in return to safety provided by the Britishers from their neighboring territories.
- Taxes were imposed on farming lands and crop types through zaminders,debt system contributed highly to its collection.
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