Sir James Crombie (1902–1969), had a distinguished career in the Civil Service which took him into several of the great Departments of State. Following a long period of service in The Treasury, he became Chairman of the Board of Customs and Excise in 1955.

• Preface. Part One: Work 1. Something to Declare 2. The Revenues of Customs and Excise 3. The Management of the Revenues Part Two: Organisation 4. The Inheritance 5. The Allocation and Functions of Staff Part Three: Control 6. The Common Pattern of Customs Control 7. The Protective Duty System 8. The Revenue Duty Systems 9. The Purchase Tax 10. The Non-revenue and Agency Work Part Four: Administration 11. The Problems of Assessment 12. The Means of Enforcement 13. The Principles of Accounting Part Five: Change 14. The Processes of Change Part Six: International 15. The International Scene. Conclusion. Index.

Sir James Crombie (1902–1969), had a distinguished career in the Civil Service which took him into several of the great Departments of State. Following a long period of service in The Treasury, he became Chairman of the Board of Customs and Excise in 1955.

• Preface. Part One: Work 1. Something to Declare 2. The Revenues of Customs and Excise 3. The Management of the Revenues Part Two: Organisation 4. The Inheritance 5. The Allocation and Functions of Staff Part Three: Control 6. The Common Pattern of Customs Control 7. The Protective Duty System 8. The Revenue Duty Systems 9. The Purchase Tax 10. The Non-revenue and Agency Work Part Four: Administration 11. The Problems of Assessment 12. The Means of Enforcement 13. The Principles of Accounting Part Five: Change 14. The Processes of Change Part Six: International 15. The International Scene. Conclusion. Index.

Sir James Crombie (1902–1969), had a distinguished career in the Civil Service which took him into several of the great Departments of State. Following a long period of service in The Treasury, he became Chairman of the Board of Customs and Excise in 1955.

• Preface. Part One: Work 1. Something to Declare 2. The Revenues of Customs and Excise 3. The Management of the Revenues Part Two: Organisation 4. The Inheritance 5. The Allocation and Functions of Staff Part Three: Control 6. The Common Pattern of Customs Control 7. The Protective Duty System 8. The Revenue Duty Systems 9. The Purchase Tax 10. The Non-revenue and Agency Work Part Four: Administration 11. The Problems of Assessment 12. The Means of Enforcement 13. The Principles of Accounting Part Five: Change 14. The Processes of Change Part Six: International 15. The International Scene. Conclusion. Index.