If he will estimate the revenue raised from taxing child benefit where either parent is a higher rate taxpayer and the administrative cost of doing this. - Incls figures.

If he will estimate the revenue raised from taxing child benefit where either parent is a higher rate taxpayer and the administrative cost of doing this. - Incls figures.

What would be the rate of child benefit at April 1995 if it were uprated from its value on introduction in 1975 (a) in line with the retail prices index and (b) in line with average earnings. - Includes figures.

What would be the rate of child benefit at April 1995 if it were uprated from its value on introduction in 1975 (a) in line with the retail prices index and (b) in line with average earnings. - Includes figures.

If he will estimate by how much child benefit would rise if the savings from the abolition of the married couples allowance and additional personal allowance were added to child benefit. - Inc fig.

If he will estimate by how much child benefit would rise if the savings from the abolition of the married couples allowance and additional personal allowance were added to child benefit. - Inc fig.

If he will estimate the administrative cost of introducing a system of taxing child benefit at the higher rate assuming that it is taxed as part of the woman's income if she is a higher rate payer and, if she is not, that child benefit is taxed at the higher...

If he will estimate the administrative cost of introducing a system of taxing child benefit at the higher rate assuming that it is taxed as part of the woman's income if she is a higher rate payer and, if she is not, that child benefit is taxed at the higher...

If he will estimate the savings from taxing child benefit as part of the woman's income if taxed at the rates of 20 per cent., 25 per cent., 30 per cent., 35 per cent., 40 per cent. and 60 per cent.. - This would depend on how such a tax...

If he will estimate the savings from taxing child benefit as part of the woman's income if taxed at the rates of 20 per cent., 25 per cent., 30 per cent., 35 per cent., 40 per cent. and 60 per cent.. - This would depend on how such a tax...

If he will publish a table which sets out for a two-child family on (a) half average earnings, (b) three quarters average earnings, (c) average earnings, (d) one and a half average earnings, (e) twice average earnings, (f) five times average earnings and (g) ten times average earnings the increase...

If he will publish a table which sets out for a two-child family on (a) half average earnings, (b) three quarters average earnings, (c) average earnings, (d) one and a half average earnings, (e) twice average earnings, (f) five times average earnings and (g) ten times average earnings the increase...