What is his estimate of the effect on the economy of the tax increases scheduled during April 1994.

What is his estimate of the effect on the economy of the tax increases scheduled during April 1994.

What the total number of recipients of mortgage interest tax relief is expected to be in 1993-94, 1994-95 and 1995-96; and if he will comment on the effects on them of the reductions in the rate of relief announced in the March and November 1993 budgets. - Inc table. (Holding...

What the total number of recipients of mortgage interest tax relief is expected to be in 1993-94, 1994-95 and 1995-96; and if he will comment on the effects on them of the reductions in the rate of relief announced in the March and November 1993 budgets. - Inc table. (Holding...

How much he estimates the cumulative tax increases since March 1993 will cost the average family from (a) April 1994 and (b) April 1995. (Failed OPQ) - Inc figures.

How much he estimates the cumulative tax increases since March 1993 will cost the average family from (a) April 1994 and (b) April 1995. (Failed OPQ) - Inc figures.

If he will estimate the average percentage loss of annual income due to the March and November 1993 budgets for the 10 per cent. lowest income group and the 10 per cent. highest income group. - Inc figs.

If he will estimate the average percentage loss of annual income due to the March and November 1993 budgets for the 10 per cent. lowest income group and the 10 per cent. highest income group. - Inc figs.

How many extra pence in the pound on the standard rate of income tax would be required in 1994-95 to replace, and raise a sum equivalent to, the total effect of the changes in taxation and spending announced in the March and November Budgets this year. - Inc figs.

How many extra pence in the pound on the standard rate of income tax would be required in 1994-95 to replace, and raise a sum equivalent to, the total effect of the changes in taxation and spending announced in the March and November Budgets this year. - Inc figs.

What discussions his officials have had with officials in the Department of Social Security on the extent to which the tax changes affecting pension funds introduced in the March budget are likely to affect the number of people relying on various forms of private pension provision; & the numbers contracting...

What discussions his officials have had with officials in the Department of Social Security on the extent to which the tax changes affecting pension funds introduced in the March budget are likely to affect the number of people relying on various forms of private pension provision; & the numbers contracting...

What discussions his officials had with officials of the Department of Social Security before changing the taxation of the income of pension funds in the March Budget.

What discussions his officials had with officials of the Department of Social Security before changing the taxation of the income of pension funds in the March Budget.

How much tax will be raised in a full tax year by the measure introduced in the March budget restricting the amount of tax which can be reclaimed by a pension fund. - Inc figs.

How much tax will be raised in a full tax year by the measure introduced in the March budget restricting the amount of tax which can be reclaimed by a pension fund. - Inc figs.

How much of the total amount of money raised by measures to restrict the amount of tax which can be reclaimed by a pension fund introduced in the last budget will be paid by members of money purchase occupational schemes in the form of a reduction in the assets available...

How much of the total amount of money raised by measures to restrict the amount of tax which can be reclaimed by a pension fund introduced in the last budget will be paid by members of money purchase occupational schemes in the form of a reduction in the assets available...

Finance (No 2) Bill. Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question. Committee negatived. Standing Order No 44 having been suspended, third reading & passed (formal). (Inc fact that consultation document on equalisation reserves for insurance business will be placed in the Library). (Dep 9627).

Finance (No 2) Bill. Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question. Committee negatived. Standing Order No 44 having been suspended, third reading & passed (formal). (Inc fact that consultation document on equalisation reserves for insurance business will be placed in the Library). (Dep 9627).

To comment on the relationship between the Budget measures for investment and unemployment levels. - Ref to 222 c371-2W. (Failed OPQ)

To comment on the relationship between the Budget measures for investment and unemployment levels. - Ref to 222 c371-2W. (Failed OPQ)

What is the maximum rate of income tax payable under the 1993 Budget proposals. - The Budget left the income tax rates unchanged at: lower rate 20% basic rate 25% & higher rate 40%.

What is the maximum rate of income tax payable under the 1993 Budget proposals. - The Budget left the income tax rates unchanged at: lower rate 20% basic rate 25% & higher rate 40%.

Finance (No 2) Bill. Second reading debate. Agreed to on division (310 to 266). Ordered that clauses 42, 48, 52, 67, 115 & 183 be committed to a Committee of the Whole House; that remainder of Bill be committed to a Standing Committee; that when the provisions of the Bill considered by the Committee of the Whole House & by the Standing Committee have been reported to the House, the Bill be proceeded with as if the Bill had been reported as a whole to the House from the Standing Committee.

Finance (No 2) Bill. Second reading debate. Agreed to on division (310 to 266). Ordered that clauses 42, 48, 52, 67, 115 & 183 be committed to a Committee of the Whole House; that remainder of Bill be committed to a Standing Committee; that when the provisions of the Bill...