1-20 of 979 results for dept:Treasury
Librarians' tools
- Search time
- 0.378 seconds
- Solr query time
- 0.027 seconds
- Search query
- dept:Treasury
- We searched for
- department_t:Treasury OR department_t:"Chancellor of the Exchequer" OR department_t:"HM Treasury" OR department_t:HMT OR department_ses:84102 OR answeringDept_ses:84102
Type
House
Session
Year
Department
Member
More
Primary member
More
Answering member
More
Legislative stage
Legislation
Subject
More
Publisher
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what the average commission paid across Government is of recovery of £1 of debt by private debt collection agencies.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what the average commission paid across Government is of recovery of £1 of debt by private debt collection agencies.
I have been asked to reply on behalf of the Cabinet Office.
After the 2010 General Election, the Government established the first ever cross-Whitehall taskforce to tackle fraud, error and debt. Our ambition is that by the time of the 2015 election, we will save taxpayers £20 billion
a year through cutting losses to fraud, error and debt, as well as savings driven by the Efficiency and Reform Group.
The average commission paid by the largest debt holding Departments (HMRC and DWP) for the recovery of £1 of debt by private debt collection agencies is 7p.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what assessment he has made of the value for money of applying for a change of use application on Government-owned properties before selling such properties.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what assessment he has made of the value for money of applying for a change of use application on Government-owned properties before selling such properties.
I have been asked to reply on behalf of the Cabinet Office.
The Government property unit or the appropriate owning Department makes an assessment of value achievable from applying for a change of use on a case-by-case basis.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will estimate what the (a) total and (b) average annual saving arising from the Superannuation Act 2010 has been.
[148949]
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will estimate what the (a) total and (b) average annual saving arising from the Superannuation Act 2010 has been.
[148949]
I am replying as the Minister with responsibility for the Civil Service Compensation Scheme.
Latest estimates produced by the National Audit Office (NAO) suggest that Departments will save an estimated £400 million annually on the civil service paybill from paid exits that took place in 2011 alone. The initial cash cost of these paid exits in 2011 under the revised Civil Service Compensation Scheme was £600 million. The NAO estimates this is a saving of 40% to 50% compared with if those same exits had taken place under the previous terms.
The civil service is now 14% smaller since the general election, contributing to paybill savings of £1.5 billion for the tax payer last year alone.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he has assessed the merits of US policy on e-invoicing to implement an internet payment platform by the end of 2012 and oblige commercial vendors to submit invoices only by electronic means by the end of 2013.
[115070]
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he has assessed the merits of US policy on e-invoicing to implement an internet payment platform by the end of 2012 and oblige commercial vendors to submit invoices only by electronic means by the end of 2013.
[115070]
I have been asked to reply on behalf of the Cabinet Office.
I understand that the US Department of Treasury does not oblige commercial vendors to submit invoices by electronic means, and I refer my hon. Friend to the answer I gave on 4 July 2012, Official Report, column 730W.
Second opposition day debate (part two). Main question negatived on division (226 to 286). Amendment agreed to on division (286 to 232). Main question, as amended, agreed to.
Second opposition day debate (part two). Main question negatived on division (226 to 286). Amendment agreed to on division (286 to 232). Main question, as amended, agreed to.
(2) what assessment his Department has made of the effectiveness and implications of using 0845 telephone numbers in public service help lines.
(2) what assessment his Department has made of the effectiveness and implications of using 0845 telephone numbers in public service help lines.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer (1) whether his Department plans to review the use of 0845 telephone numbers for public services provided by his Department;
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer (1) whether his Department plans to review the use of 0845 telephone numbers for public services provided by his Department;
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what discussions he had with representatives of civil servants on the rate of civil service pension scheme benefits for 2010-11; what steps he took to inform civil servants of the rate of benefits which would apply in 2010-11; what representations he has received...
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what discussions he had with representatives of civil servants on the rate of civil service pension scheme benefits for 2010-11; what steps he took to inform civil servants of the rate of benefits which would apply in 2010-11; what representations he has received...
Pursuant to his Answer of 28th November 1991, Official Report, 199 c588W, if, in his regular review of the TESSA scheme, he will consider what measures may need to be taken to attract new money to the scheme rather than funds switched from other savings products.
Pursuant to his Answer of 28th November 1991, Official Report, 199 c588W, if, in his regular review of the TESSA scheme, he will consider what measures may need to be taken to attract new money to the scheme rather than funds switched from other savings products.
What are the most recent estimates of the number of people who are (a) under state retirement age and (b) over state retirement age, and receiving (i) an occupational pension and (ii) a personal pension, giving in each case the number who are (1) non-taxpayers, (2) basic rate taxpayers and...
What are the most recent estimates of the number of people who are (a) under state retirement age and (b) over state retirement age, and receiving (i) an occupational pension and (ii) a personal pension, giving in each case the number who are (1) non-taxpayers, (2) basic rate taxpayers and...
What definition of low incomes he used to determine that four million people on low incomes will pay income tax at only the 20 pence rate; and how many of those four million people will lose benefit as a result of the new 20 per cent. lower tax rate. -...
What definition of low incomes he used to determine that four million people on low incomes will pay income tax at only the 20 pence rate; and how many of those four million people will lose benefit as a result of the new 20 per cent. lower tax rate. -...
What would be the revenue yield in 1992-93 from freezing (a) the married couple's allowance, (b) the additional personal allowance and (c) the widow's bereavement allowance, instead of index-linking them. - Includes figures.
What would be the revenue yield in 1992-93 from freezing (a) the married couple's allowance, (b) the additional personal allowance and (c) the widow's bereavement allowance, instead of index-linking them. - Includes figures.
If he will estimate the increase in the basic rate of income tax which would be required to yield the same revenue as his latest estimate of the net yield from the community charge in 1992-93. - Includes figures.
If he will estimate the increase in the basic rate of income tax which would be required to yield the same revenue as his latest estimate of the net yield from the community charge in 1992-93. - Includes figures.
If he will set out the average individual cumulative gain in 1992 prices to those with incomes (a) under #5,000 a year, (b) #5-10,000, (c) #10-15,000, (d) #15-20,000, (e) #20-25,000, (f) #25-30,000, (g) #30-40, 000, (h) #40-50,000, (i) #50-60,000, (j) #60-70,000, (k) #70-80,000 and (l) over #80,000 per year (i)...
If he will set out the average individual cumulative gain in 1992 prices to those with incomes (a) under #5,000 a year, (b) #5-10,000, (c) #10-15,000, (d) #15-20,000, (e) #20-25,000, (f) #25-30,000, (g) #30-40, 000, (h) #40-50,000, (i) #50-60,000, (j) #60-70,000, (k) #70-80,000 and (l) over #80,000 per year (i)...
Pursuant to his Answer of 6th March, Official Report 205, columns 322-3W to the honourable Member for Mid Kent, if he will give the answer at 1991-92 prices and at 1991-92 earnings (average gross male earnings). - Includes figures.
Pursuant to his Answer of 6th March, Official Report 205, columns 322-3W to the honourable Member for Mid Kent, if he will give the answer at 1991-92 prices and at 1991-92 earnings (average gross male earnings). - Includes figures.
By how much the take home pay of a married man with two children on average earnings increased (a) between 1974 and 1979 and (b) between 1979 and 1992. - Includes figures. (Failed OPQ)
By how much the take home pay of a married man with two children on average earnings increased (a) between 1974 and 1979 and (b) between 1979 and 1992. - Includes figures. (Failed OPQ)
What was the overall tax burden for a married couple, both working on 100 per cent. of male average earnings in 1978-79; and what it was in 1990-91. - Inc figures. (Failed OPQ)
What was the overall tax burden for a married couple, both working on 100 per cent. of male average earnings in 1978-79; and what it was in 1990-91. - Inc figures. (Failed OPQ)
What is his estimate of the change in revenue to the Exchequer from taxation over the remainder of the current financial year as a result of the proposals announced in his Budget.
What is his estimate of the change in revenue to the Exchequer from taxation over the remainder of the current financial year as a result of the proposals announced in his Budget.
How many wage earners would benefit from a one pence cut in income tax. (Failed OPQ)
How many wage earners would benefit from a one pence cut in income tax. (Failed OPQ)