HC Deb 27 March 1930 vol 237 c642W
Mr. DAY

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer the total net revenue derived from the taxation of tea, coffee, cocoa, and sugar for the 12 months ended to the last convenient date; and what would be the approximate increase on Income Tax and/or Super-tax that would be required to make up the loss of revenue if these duties were repealed?

Mr. P. SNOWDEN

The approximate total amount of revenue derived from the duties on tea, coffee, cocoa and sugar during the twelve months ended 28th February, 1930, was £14,857,000. My hon. Friend will find the latest available figures of the produce of Income Tax and Super-tax in the 72nd Report of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue which has just been published (Command Paper 3500).