HC Deb 10 May 1907 vol 174 cc464-6
MR. BOWLES (Lambeth, Norwood)

To ask the Secretary to the Treasury whether he can state, for the year 1906–7, the amount of revenue raised by taxes, distinguishing the revenue raised by permanent enactment from the revenue raised by temporary enactment, with the totals of each.

Answered by Mr. Runciman:—

Revenue raised by Taxes, 1906–7.
Revenue raised Temporary Duties.
By Permanent Enactment. By Temporary Enactment. Total.
Customs:— £ £ £ The whole of the Tea Duty These Temporary Duties are, in the absence of further legislation, in operation to 1st July, 1907.
(a) Paid to the Exchequer †25,685,000 7,245,000 32,930,000 4d. per pound on unmanufactured tobacco, with proportionate increases on cigars and manufactured tobacco
(b) Paid to Local Taxation Accounts, &c. 184,706 184,706
25,869,706 7,245,000 33,114,706 1s. per barrel on beer
6d. per gallon on spirits
Excise:—
(a) Paid to the Exchequer 27,860,000 2,490,000 30,350,000 1s. per barrel on beer
(b) Paid to Local Taxation Accounts, &c. 5,353,689 5,353,689 6d. per gallon on spirits
33,213,689 2,490,000 35,703,689
Estate, &c., Duties:—
(a) Paid to the Exchequer 14,400,000 14,400,000
(b) Paid to Local Taxation Accounts, &c. 4,684,032 4,684,032
19,084,032 19,084,032
Stamps 7,950,000 7,950,000
Land Tax 710,000 710,000
House Duty 1,890,000 1,890,000
Property and Income Tax 31,600,000 31,600,000 The whole of the tax at 1s. in the £ on 5th April 1907.
88,717,427 41,335,000 130,052,427
Including proceeds of the Coal Duty, which was repealed as from the 1st November, 1906.