HC Deb 04 August 1922 vol 157 cc1886-7
13. Sir HARRY BRITTAIN

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what has been the average amount of direct taxation in France per head per annum during the past three years; and what proportion of that taxation has been collected during that period?

Mr. YOUNG

With my hon. Friend's permission, I will circulate a statement in the OFFICIAL REPORT.

The following is the statement:

DIRECT TAXATION IN FRANCE.
1919. 1920. 1921.
Yield. Yield. Yield.
Assessmentes. Assessmentes. Assessmentes.
Total Per head. Total. Per head. Total Per head.
Million francs. Million Francs. Francs. Million francs. Million Francs. Francs. Million francs. Million Francs. Francs.
Old direct taxes* 1,135 734 18.8 1,763 858 22.0 2,261 1,057 27.1
Income Tax 871 191 4.9 (1919) 869† 724 18.6 (1920) 1,307† 1,098 28.2
(1920) 178 4.6 (1921) 945 24.2
1,288 2,776
Stamps, Registration duties, tax on Bourse transactions, tax on dividends. 2,821 72.3 3,826 98.1 4,254 109.1
War Profits Tax 1,669 1 3,543 4,264 109.3 5,113 3,313 85.0
Total 3,747 96.0 9,850 252.4 10,667 273.6
* Including a portion allotted for purposes of local taxation.
† Including assessments brought forward from the preceding year.

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