§ 33. Mr. Wootton-Daviesasked the Financial Secretary to the Treasury what is the position of post-war Income Tax credits of deceased persons: and whether any arrangements can be made for such credits to be cashed by relatives in urgent cases of need?
§ Captain CrookshankIn the event of the taxpayer's death his right to receive the post-war credit passes to his personal representatives, who may dispose of it as part of his estate. I regret that I cannot see my way to adopting the suggestion in the second part of the Question.