What, in the latest year for which information is available, is the number of students who pay income tax; and what is the total number of students who pay VAT. - Not available centrally & disproportionate cost. (Holding answer 24.2.92).

What, in the latest year for which information is available, is the number of students who pay income tax; and what is the total number of students who pay VAT. - Not available centrally & disproportionate cost. (Holding answer 24.2.92).

Pursuant to his Answer of 12th February, Official Report, 203 columns 521-2W, whether there is any proposal to undertake manual data exchange between tax authorities in other European countries.

Pursuant to his Answer of 12th February, Official Report, 203 columns 521-2W, whether there is any proposal to undertake manual data exchange between tax authorities in other European countries.

What, in the latest year for which information is available, is the total number of people in receipt of a disability benefit who pay income tax; and how many pay VAT. - Inc table.

What, in the latest year for which information is available, is the total number of people in receipt of a disability benefit who pay income tax; and how many pay VAT. - Inc table.

If he will publish a table showing for 1970, 1974, 1979 and 1990-91, the amount collected in (i)(a) employees and (b) employers national insurance contributions, (ii) income tax at the (c) standard and (d) higher rates, (iii) V.A.T. and (iv) other indirect taxes. - Table given.

If he will publish a table showing for 1970, 1974, 1979 and 1990-91, the amount collected in (i)(a) employees and (b) employers national insurance contributions, (ii) income tax at the (c) standard and (d) higher rates, (iii) V.A.T. and (iv) other indirect taxes. - Table given.

In respect of a married man with two children (a) earning #99.20 per week gross income in April 1979 and (b) earning #300.30 per week gross income in April 1991 and counting child benefit as negative income tax what was (i) the amount paid in income tax in pounds per...

In respect of a married man with two children (a) earning #99.20 per week gross income in April 1979 and (b) earning #300.30 per week gross income in April 1991 and counting child benefit as negative income tax what was (i) the amount paid in income tax in pounds per...

If he will take steps to arrange for the Inland Revenue not to charge stamp duty on assumed value added tax on rent on leases.

If he will take steps to arrange for the Inland Revenue not to charge stamp duty on assumed value added tax on rent on leases.

What would be the cost in 1992-93 of (a) cutting the basic rate of income tax by one per cent., (b) increasing the maximum for mortgage interest tax relief by #5,000, (c) increasing each personal and marriage allowance, including age related allowance by #1,000 and (d) removing value-added tax from...

What would be the cost in 1992-93 of (a) cutting the basic rate of income tax by one per cent., (b) increasing the maximum for mortgage interest tax relief by #5,000, (c) increasing each personal and marriage allowance, including age related allowance by #1,000 and (d) removing value-added tax from...

When he will be able to provide up-to-date figures on the same basis as those provided to the honourable Member for Newcastle upon Tyne East in his Answer of 8th January 1990, Official Report, 164 c559-64W, revising his figures to include an estimate of the effects of the introduction of...

When he will be able to provide up-to-date figures on the same basis as those provided to the honourable Member for Newcastle upon Tyne East in his Answer of 8th January 1990, Official Report, 164 c559-64W, revising his figures to include an estimate of the effects of the introduction of...

What are the most recent figures available for the sums collected in Scotland in respect of (a) income tax, (b) national insurance, (c) value-added tax, (d) capital gains tax, (e) capital transfer tax, (f) stamp duties, (g) inheritance tax, (h) road tax, (i) duties on alcohol, (j) duties on tobacco,...

What are the most recent figures available for the sums collected in Scotland in respect of (a) income tax, (b) national insurance, (c) value-added tax, (d) capital gains tax, (e) capital transfer tax, (f) stamp duties, (g) inheritance tax, (h) road tax, (i) duties on alcohol, (j) duties on tobacco,...

What, in the latest year for which information is available, is (a) the total number of people, (b) the number of people over state retirement age and (c) the number of one parent families who pay (i) income tax and (ii) VAT. - (Holding answer 9 Dec 1991)

What, in the latest year for which information is available, is (a) the total number of people, (b) the number of people over state retirement age and (c) the number of one parent families who pay (i) income tax and (ii) VAT. - (Holding answer 9 Dec 1991)

What are his best estimates for the levels of uncollected (a) value-added tax, (b) income tax, including Schedule D, and (c) corporation tax, excise duties and capital gains tax, expressed both as a sum figure and as a percentage of total tax due for each category. - Inc table.

What are his best estimates for the levels of uncollected (a) value-added tax, (b) income tax, including Schedule D, and (c) corporation tax, excise duties and capital gains tax, expressed both as a sum figure and as a percentage of total tax due for each category. - Inc table.

If he will publish a table showing the percentage of gross earnings going in (a) income tax, (b) national insurance contributions, (c) VAT, (d) other indirect taxes and (e) the poll tax, of (i) a single person, (ii) a married couple both working, and (iii) a married couple with two...

If he will publish a table showing the percentage of gross earnings going in (a) income tax, (b) national insurance contributions, (c) VAT, (d) other indirect taxes and (e) the poll tax, of (i) a single person, (ii) a married couple both working, and (iii) a married couple with two...

What would be the projected additional yield in tax revenue from (a) income tax, (b) VAT and (c) corporation tax over five years consequentially of an annual compounded economic growth rate of 2.5 per cent. assuming that tax rates remain as they are and personal allowances are increased in line...

What would be the projected additional yield in tax revenue from (a) income tax, (b) VAT and (c) corporation tax over five years consequentially of an annual compounded economic growth rate of 2.5 per cent. assuming that tax rates remain as they are and personal allowances are increased in line...

What was the amount of tax paid by the soft drinks industry in the United Kingdom in the last year for which figures are available. - Inc figure

What was the amount of tax paid by the soft drinks industry in the United Kingdom in the last year for which figures are available. - Inc figure

If he will tabulate in the Official Report for the European Financial Year 1990 the gross amounts paid by the United Kingdom to the European Community under the following headings (a) VAT related payments, (b) gross domestic product related payments, (c) CCT related payments and (d) other payments, noting for...

If he will tabulate in the Official Report for the European Financial Year 1990 the gross amounts paid by the United Kingdom to the European Community under the following headings (a) VAT related payments, (b) gross domestic product related payments, (c) CCT related payments and (d) other payments, noting for...

What is the revenue coming to the Exchequer from charges and penalties for late payment of (a) VAT, (b) income tax, (c) national insurance and (d) corporation tax in each financial year since 1979; and what was the number of individuals and companies paying such penalties in each year. -...

What is the revenue coming to the Exchequer from charges and penalties for late payment of (a) VAT, (b) income tax, (c) national insurance and (d) corporation tax in each financial year since 1979; and what was the number of individuals and companies paying such penalties in each year. -...

What representations he has received on the proposals he announced in the Budget for assistance to charities in respect of value-added tax. (Failed OPQ). - My right hon friend has received a large number of representations from charities since Budget.

What representations he has received on the proposals he announced in the Budget for assistance to charities in respect of value-added tax. (Failed OPQ). - My right hon friend has received a large number of representations from charities since Budget.

What percentage of gross earnings value-added tax took up for a family on average male earnings with two children in (a) 1978-79 and (b) 1989-90. - Approximately 2.7% of gross earnings & 5.0% respectively.

What percentage of gross earnings value-added tax took up for a family on average male earnings with two children in (a) 1978-79 and (b) 1989-90. - Approximately 2.7% of gross earnings & 5.0% respectively.

What representations he has received over the increase in value added-tax. (Failed OPQ). - My rt hon Friend has received many representations over the increase in the rate of VAT.

What representations he has received over the increase in value added-tax. (Failed OPQ). - My rt hon Friend has received many representations over the increase in the rate of VAT.