Republic of China Transportation Joint Transport Stamp (Chinese and English Version) (1)

Author: You Zhenjie et al.
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Publishing Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The "Transportation Intermodal Stamp Tax" was widely used in various fields such as industry, commerce, and civil affairs in China more than three years after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. The design of the stamp features transportation tools such as ships, airplanes, cars, and trains. Although this set of Republican-era tax stamps has numerous designs, their issuance and use were highly standardized, with records available for every process from the bidding, production, and inspection of the stamps to their distribution and sales. The Transportation Map Stamp is the only set of Republican-era tax stamps that were used as postage stamps. This book compiles the essence of author You Zhenjie's decades of collecting and researching Transportation Intermodal Stamp Taxes, as well as his findings and insights from years of dedicated research. Additionally, the book provides a detailed catalog of Transportation Intermodal Stamp Tax stamps and current market trends. Another significant feature of the "Transportation Intermodal Stamp Tax" lies in its unique perspective, reflecting China's economic and financial situation after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and during the period leading up to the founding of the People's Republic of China. This period is the weakest link in the study of Chinese fiscal history, with scarce historical materials. The widespread use of stamp taxes and their role in daily economic life offer abundant historical records and evidence. The book and the accompanying database CD-ROM include a large collection of Republican-era government archives preserved on the mainland and in Taiwan, with many materials being exposed to the public for the first time. In this regard, its value is immeasurable. This book can also serve as a reference for economic history research, providing insights for economists, sociologists, historians, tax researchers, and officials.