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| 629 FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD WASHINGTON address official correspondence t o the federal reserve board X-6629 June 18, 1930. SUBJECT* ASSESSMENT FOB GENERAL EXPENSES OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1930. Dear S i r : There is enclosed herewith copy of a resolution adopted t>y the- Federal Reserve Board levying an assessment upon the several Federal reserve hanks of an wftount equal to ninety-two thousandths of one per cent (*00092j of the total paid-in capital stock and surplus of such "banks at closl of Msiness June 30, 1930, to defray the estimated general expenses of the Boaifrd from July 1 to December 31, 1930. Kindly deposit one^htlf oi the amount of your assessment in the General Account, Treasiiier, U. S., on your "books July 1, 1)30, ahd one-half September 1, 1930, in each instance issuing a C/D for credit of "Salaries and Expenses, Federal Reserve Board, Special Fund", assessment for general expenses, and sending duplicate C/D to the Federal Reserve Board. Also please furnish a statement of your capital and surplus used as a "basis for the assessment . Very truly yours, (Enclosure) W. M. INLAY Fiscal Agent< SENT TO FEDERAL R86ERVE AGENTS, ALL DISTRICTS. 630 X-6629*a RESOLUTION LEVYING ASSESSMENT WHEREAS, under Section 10 of the Act approved December 23, 1913, and known as the Federal Reserve Act, the Federal Reserve Board is empowered to levy semiannually upon the Federal reserve tanks in proportion to their capital stock and surplus an assessment sufficient to pay its estimated expenses, Including the salaries of its members, assistants, attorneys, experts and employees for the half-year succeeding the levying of such assessment, together with any deficit carried forward from the preceding half-year; and, WHEREAS, it appears from estimates submitted and considered that it is necessary that a fund equal to ninety-two thousandths of one j»er cent (.00092) of the total paid-in capital stock and surplus of the Federal reserve banks "be created for the purpose hereinbefore described, exclusive of the cost of engraving and printing of Federal reserve noteS; Now# therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, Thak pursuant to the authority . vested in it ty law, the Federli "Reserve Board hereby levies an assessment upon the several Federal reserve hanks of an amount equal to ninety-two thousandths of one per cent (.00092) of the total paid-in capital and surplus of such hanks as of June 30, 1930, and the Fiscal Agent of the Board is hereby authorized to collect from said "banks such, assessment and execute# 1% the name of the Board, ?*#pts for payments ##9?' Such assessments will hp soli### i n tie '%#####%#, of one-half ew?foi # flgf* ww-wmi H w .# h m m m m