§ Mr. THOMAS RICHARDSONasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he can state, after excluding royalties, rents, and wayleaves paid to landlords, and profits arising from steel, iron, foundries, brick, and by-product works carried on by colliery companies, but including royalties, etc., owned by coal-mining concerns, the profits arising from collieries treated for Income Tax purposes as subsidiary businesses; Schedule A, assessments on coalmining concerns; Schedule B, assessments on coal-mining concerns; Schedule E, assessments on coal-mining concerns, so far as such represent profits and not directors' fees, etc.; and income received by coal-mining concerns on which tax had already been paid at the source?
§ Mr. LLOYD GEORGEI cannot, I regret, furnish the information which would appear to be now required by the hon. Member without knowledge of the figures which I stated in my answer to his questons on the 14th instant were not available.