Member-state contributions

As a rule, payments from subordinate to superordinate public associations that are not earmarked for a specific purpose and are financed from general budget funds; especially in a federally structured state, payments from the member states to the central state. – In earlier times, also non-monetary payments – such as, above all, troops, war material, rations – to the central state, and in Germany of great importance in terms of constitutional history and financial history. – See Defensionergeld, Urbarium.

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