HC Deb 12 November 1906 vol 164 cc1025-6
MR. EVERETT (Suffolk, Woodbridge)

To ask Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer how the beer tax, the substitute for the old malt tax, is charged on occupants of farmhouses; and what is the total yield from this source to the revenue.

(Answered by Mr. Asquith.) Where the occupant of a farmhouse brews beer not for sale and is chargeable with beer duty, the duty is charged on the materials used, of which an account has to be kept by him. No separate account is kept of the yield of revenue from this source.