[The numbers are typical for the Ravenwood and Khartras markets.]

Land Geld=2 shenars per hide

The Fifteenth=annual tax/dues from all other landholders and subjects on movable property; percentage of assessed property value

The Tenth=annual tax/dues from cities, towns, and demense holdings; percentage of assessed value

Production Tax=local government and crown shares; e.g., per thousandweight of basic metals

Customs Duties=rates typically set higher for traders from other polities than for native traders

Wool Customs Duty=1 mark per sack exported (non-domestic merchants); 2 shenars per sack exported (domestic merchants)

Scutage=2 marks (26s8p) per knight’s fee (~5 hides) to avoid annual service (40 days, typically) or campaign service

Milling Fees

Bridge Tolls, River Tolls, and Road Tolls

Poll Tax/War-funding Levies=~4p per adult; 4p for servants and laborers, 6p-1s or more for artisans, and 2s or more for gentry and nobility; 12p per head (but differential rates within counties); another progressive option=For incomes at or above 5c per year, ~2s and plus 6p per crown up to 100c; For incomes between the in the middle range, the tax could be ~8p. For incomes over 400c per year, a high war tax would be 2s per crown.

Wartime Acts or Levies (Equipment)=Acts or levies from rulers, parliaments, or assemblies to raise horses, arms, armor, and other warfighting equipment; variable based on annual income, with landowners with over 1,000 crowns per year typically supplying horses, horse armor, and larger quantities and lower-income landowners (>3 crowns or more of income) providing smaller quantities of equipment

Legal Fees [The manorial court enforced numerous customary fees and fines.]

Ale Fine [fine if the household does not purchase the customary allotment of ale from lord]

Brewing Fine [brewing without lord’s permission]

Heriot Fine [after death of landholder]; estate owes best beast and sometimes more, or a money fine

Marriage Fine [fine paid by unfree peasants to marry off a daughter]

Mill Fine [fine for not using the lord’s mill(s)]

Relief, Gersum=payment or gift to the lord for assuming control of the family’s holding after the death of the head of household

Marriage License Fee

Penalty fee if a son leaves the holding without the lord’s permission.

Legal Penalties

Fines for crimes when convicted

Escaped prisoner fine=10c/20c/30c or more [owed by sheriff]

Town or county fines for not catching thieves [collectively owed]