HC Deb 30 March 1961 vol 637 c148W
Mr. Houghton

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what the several amounts of loss to the revenue would be if Income Tax age exemption limits were raised from ³275 to ³300 for a single person, from ³440 to ³480 for a married person, respectively, and if the limit for small incomes relief were raised from ³300 to ³325.

Sir E. Boyle

To increase the age exemption limits and the limit for small income relief as suggested would cost ³3¼ million and ³½ million, respectively.

Mr. Houghton

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what the cost in revenue would be if he raised the three-tier children allowances for Income Tax from ³100 to ³110, ³125 to ³140, and ³150 to ³170, respectively.

Sir E. Boyle

About ³23 million.

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