§ Sir F. Sandersonasked the Chancellor of the exchequer whether he will give an estimate of the amount payable by persons with incomes of £2,000, £5,000, 825W £10,000, £20,000 and £50,000, respectively, in Income Tax and Surtax, if the taxpayer derives all his income from investments, and half his income from investments and half from earnings, respectively, in the years 1914., 1924, 1934, 1944.
Year. Total Income. All Investment Income. Half Earned Income and Half Investment Income. Income Tax. Sur-Tax (or Super-Tax). Total Income Tax. Sur-Tax (or Super-Tax). Total £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 1914–15 2,000 167 — 167 150 — 150 5,000 417 102 519 417 102 519 10,000 833 497 1,330 833 497 1,330 20,000 1,667 1,386 3,053 1,667 1,386 3,053 50,000 4,167 4,052 8,219 4,167 4,052 8,219 1924–25 2,000 354 — 354 331 — 331 5,000 1,029 362 1,391 984 362 1,346 10,000 2,154 1,462 3,616 2,109 1,462 3,571 20,000 4,404 3,962 8,366 4,359 3,962 8,321 50,000 11,154 12,712 23,866 11,109 12,712 23,821 1934–35 2,000 367 — 367 322 — 322 5,000 1,042 337 1,379 974 337 l,311 10,000 2,168 1,519 3,687 2,100 1,519 3,619 20,000 4,417 4,682 9,099 4,350 4,682 9,032 50,000 11,167 15,957 27,124 11,100 15,957 27,057 1944–45 2,000 826 — 826 776 — 776 5,000 2,326 481 2,807 2,251 481 2,732 10,000 4,826 2,006 6,832 4,751 2,006 6,757 20,000 9,826 6,319 16,145 9,751 6,319 16,070 50,000 24,826 20,569 45,395 24,751 20,569 45,320