216. The secretary-treasurer of every local corporation is bound, in the month of January in each year, to transmit to the Minister of Municipal Affairs a return, showing:(1) the name of the corporation;
(2) the estimated value of the taxable immovables;
(3) the estimated value of the immovables not subject to taxation;
(4) the number of persons paying taxes, whether as proprietors, tenants, occupants, or by reason of their profession, business, art or trade, or by reason of the movable property declared by by-law to be taxable;
(5) the number of arpents or acres of land assessed;
(6) the rate of taxation imposed for all purposes whatsoever;
(7) the value of the property of the corporation;
(8) the bonds issued and the loans made by the corporation;
(9) the amount of taxes collected within the year, including those for the county corporation;
(10) all other sums collected;
(11) the amount of arrears of taxes;
(12) the capital amount due to the municipal loan fund;
(13) the amount of interest due upon such loans;
(14) the sinking-fund, where and how it is invested;
(15) all other debts;
(16) the amount raised by loan within the year;
(17) the amount received from the government under the seigniorial act;
(18) the interest paid on bonds;
(19) the expenditure for salaries and other expenses of municipal government;
(20) all other expenditures;
(21) the number of persons resident in the municipality; and
(22) any other statement which the Lieutenant-Governor, or the Minister of Municipal Affairs, as the case may be, may require.