HC Deb 22 November 1974 vol 881 cc549-50W
Mr. Maxwell-Hyslop

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what is the maximum amount that a married woman may earn per financial year without becoming liable (a) for income tax and (b) to pay separate national insurance contributions.

Mr. Robert Sheldon

A married woman does not pay tax if her income in the financial year is less than £625. National insurance flat-rate and graduated contributions become payable at incomes of £9 per week—£468 per year. A married woman may, however, opt not to pay flat-rate contributions.

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