§ Mr. McKayasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what were the deductions from income in the case of a single man, a married man, and a married man with one child below the age of 10 years, respectively, earning £810 per annum in April, 1962, for National Insurance, industrial injuries, health services, graded national pensions contributions and Income Tax, respectively.
§ Mr. BarberAssuming the employee is not contracted out of the National Insurance scheme, the deductions, other than Income Tax, in each case are:
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Per week Per annum £ s d £ s d For National Insurance 7 3½ 18 19 2 Industrial injuries 7 1 10 4 Health services 2 8½ 7 0 10 Graduated national pensions contributions 5 1 13 4 4 15 8 40 14 8 The Income Tax deductions are: Single man 2 9 0 127 8 0 Married man 1 14 1 88 13 0 Married with one child under 11years 1 1 8 56 10 0