Villa of the Tuccii

[The Stig]

Built by Cornelius Tuccius Metellus upon his arrival form Africa, this large house is made in the Punic style to remind the owner of his homeland. Later owners romanized much of the interior, but the outside is still mostly Punic. The walls are adorned with both Punic and Roman art. Currently home to Septimus Tuccius Nerva the Younger and Octavius Tuccius Eburnus. It is often used to house visiting Tuccii.



Septimus

Spoiler for 42BCE: 

Yearly Starting Wealth: (amount of wealth before payday)


Gross Income
(Add the amount gained in denarii)
Base income:
Trade:
Salary:
Farms:
Mining:
Other:


minus


Expenditures
(add the amount spent in denarii)
Upkeep:
Slaves: 4000
Cavalry:
Missile:
Legions:
Liburna:
Small Farms: 1000
Large Farms:
Latifundia:
Mining venture:
Other:


Gross Sum:

Octavius

Spoiler for 42BCE: 

Yearly Starting Wealth: (amount of wealth before payday)


Gross Income
(Add the amount gained in denarii)
Base income:
Trade:
Salary:
Farms:
Mining:
Other:



minus


Expenditures
(add the amount spent in denarii)
Upkeep:
Slaves: 4000
Cavalry:
Missile:
Legions:
Liburna:
Small Farms: 1000
Large Farms:
Latifundia:
Mining venture:
Other:



Gross Sum:

[Dance the older]

A letter arrives from the Quaestor's Office:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read: 

"Senator Septimus Tuccius Nerva the Younger;

Family financial records are in total disarray. Better records need to be kept for the future, or could levy a possible fine from the Quaestorial Office for improper personal records, when trying to conduct a proper audit. That being said, older records should be kept in order to base income properly when an audit is being conducted."

(OOC: I recommend compiling your income as the week (year) progresses, so that Quaestors can audit properly for any inconsistencies that may occur during the audit)