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What is the latest date when an investigation into the black economy took place; what was its findings; and what was the estimate of the extent of the black economy, and the resulting loss of revenue in income tax, in actual and at 1995 prices. - No figures given but...
What is the latest date when an investigation into the black economy took place; what was its findings; and what was the estimate of the extent of the black economy, and the resulting loss of revenue in income tax, in actual and at 1995 prices. - No figures given but...
If he will publish figures comparing the income tax threshold for a single-wage married couple with their weekly supplementary benefit/income support allowances at each benefit uprating date since 1979, including April 1995 and also showing what the figures in April 1995 would be if married couple's allowance had already been...
If he will publish figures comparing the income tax threshold for a single-wage married couple with their weekly supplementary benefit/income support allowances at each benefit uprating date since 1979, including April 1995 and also showing what the figures in April 1995 would be if married couple's allowance had already been...
Pursuant to 230 c14W, how many of the 23.2 million persons who have incomes of less than £100 per week are (a) students, (b) persons between 18 and 65 years of age, (c) pensioners and (d) males between 18 years and 65 years; and what is his estimate of the...
Pursuant to 230 c14W, how many of the 23.2 million persons who have incomes of less than £100 per week are (a) students, (b) persons between 18 and 65 years of age, (c) pensioners and (d) males between 18 years and 65 years; and what is his estimate of the...
What estimate he has as to the effect on social security expenditure of all kinds, including passport benefits, of raising the income tax threshold to £100 per week. - Inc figure.
What estimate he has as to the effect on social security expenditure of all kinds, including passport benefits, of raising the income tax threshold to £100 per week. - Inc figure.
What would be the cost to the Exchequer of raising the income tax threshold to £100 per week for each person liable to pay income tax. - Inc figures.
What would be the cost to the Exchequer of raising the income tax threshold to £100 per week for each person liable to pay income tax. - Inc figures.
How many people had incomes of less that £100 per week at the latest date for which figures are available; how many of these paid income tax; and what proportion of the national average wage is represented by £100 per week. - Inc figures.
How many people had incomes of less that £100 per week at the latest date for which figures are available; how many of these paid income tax; and what proportion of the national average wage is represented by £100 per week. - Inc figures.
If he will state in pounds sterling how much would be deducted in income tax from (a) a single person and (b) a married couple if their overall income was equivalent to (i) £100 per week and (ii) £200 per week in each Member state of the European Community. -...
If he will state in pounds sterling how much would be deducted in income tax from (a) a single person and (b) a married couple if their overall income was equivalent to (i) £100 per week and (ii) £200 per week in each Member state of the European Community. -...
If he will show in league order the income tax thresholds in each Member state of the European Community with the lowest at the end. - Inc table.
If he will show in league order the income tax thresholds in each Member state of the European Community with the lowest at the end. - Inc table.
What would be the loss of revenue from raising the income tax threshold for all income tax payers to #100 per week; how many extra persons would be exempt from income tax if the tax threshold were raised to #100 per week. - Includes figures.
What would be the loss of revenue from raising the income tax threshold for all income tax payers to #100 per week; how many extra persons would be exempt from income tax if the tax threshold were raised to #100 per week. - Includes figures.
If he will give details of the number of income support or family income supplement recipients for each of the years 1979 to 1990 showing, in each case, the number of recipients estimated to be liable to income tax at the date of their previous claim. - Information not available.
If he will give details of the number of income support or family income supplement recipients for each of the years 1979 to 1990 showing, in each case, the number of recipients estimated to be liable to income tax at the date of their previous claim. - Information not available.
Further to 148 c27W, how many people earn less than the respective point at which tax benefit withdrawal level falls to 34%. - Includes ref to 152 c309W. (Holding answer 24 April 1989).
Further to 148 c27W, how many people earn less than the respective point at which tax benefit withdrawal level falls to 34%. - Includes ref to 152 c309W. (Holding answer 24 April 1989).
To give total no of people who receive tax form & what % of taxable population this represents - 9.5m. 37% (Holding answer 10 March 1989)
To give total no of people who receive tax form & what % of taxable population this represents - 9.5m. 37% (Holding answer 10 March 1989)
What are reasons for changing manner of expressing former earnings of unemployed persons on tax/benefit tables from whole no decimal places in such a way as to make direct year by year comparisons of tax/ benefit more difficult.
What are reasons for changing manner of expressing former earnings of unemployed persons on tax/benefit tables from whole no decimal places in such a way as to make direct year by year comparisons of tax/ benefit more difficult.
Table giving total net tax liability on earnings of #6,500 for 2 single people sharing accommodation where income is equally divided, married couple with single wage, married couple with 2 equal wages, married couple on single wage with 2 children, & married couple on single wage with 4 children
Table giving total net tax liability on earnings of #6,500 for 2 single people sharing accommodation where income is equally divided, married couple with single wage, married couple with 2 equal wages, married couple on single wage with 2 children, & married couple on single wage with 4 children
What information treasury has as to starting rates of income tax in UK, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, France, Japan & USA for 1969-70, 1979-80, 1984-85 & 1987-88 or last available year in # sterling - Incl table
What information treasury has as to starting rates of income tax in UK, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, France, Japan & USA for 1969-70, 1979-80, 1984-85 & 1987-88 or last available year in # sterling - Incl table
What was tax threshold as a % of average earnings for 1979, 1984 & 1988 for a married couple with 2 children. - Includes table.
What was tax threshold as a % of average earnings for 1979, 1984 & 1988 for a married couple with 2 children. - Includes table.
To give available figures comparing in local currencies & in pound sterling equivalent gross domestic product per person, average income tax paid per person & average VAT paid per person in each of the UK, Germany & France during latest year for which the figures are available. - Includes ref...
To give available figures comparing in local currencies & in pound sterling equivalent gross domestic product per person, average income tax paid per person & average VAT paid per person in each of the UK, Germany & France during latest year for which the figures are available. - Includes ref...
How many people have incomes of less than #150 a week; how many pensioners have incomes of less than #100 per week & what would be cost to Exchequer if tax threshold for a married couple were raised to #120 per week, single persons to #80 per week & pensioners...
How many people have incomes of less than #150 a week; how many pensioners have incomes of less than #100 per week & what would be cost to Exchequer if tax threshold for a married couple were raised to #120 per week, single persons to #80 per week & pensioners...