§ Mr. MacFarquharasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer (1) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £10,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by⅓percentage point;
(2) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £10,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 3⅓percent;tage points;
(3) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £10,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 6⅔ percentage points;
(4) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £1,500 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by ⅓percentage point;
(5) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £1,500 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 3⅓ percentage points;
(6) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £1,500 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 6⅔ percentage points;
(7) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £2,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by ⅓ percentage point;
(8) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £2,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 3⅓ percentage points;
145W(9) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £2,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 6⅔ percentage points;
(10) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £2,500 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by ⅓ percentage point;
(11) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £2,500 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 3⅓ percentage points;
(12) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £2,500 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 6⅔ percentage points;
(13) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £3,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by ⅓ percentage point;
(14) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £3,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 3⅓ percentage points;
(15) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £3,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 6⅔ percentage points;
(16) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £4,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by ⅓ percentage point;
(17) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £4,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 6⅔ percentage points;
(18) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £4,000 146W would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 3⅓ percentage points;
(19) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £5,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by ⅓ percentage point;
(20) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £5,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 6⅔ percentage points;
(21) how much extra income tax, expressed in pounds and pence, a married man with two children earning £5,000 would have to pay if the basic rate of income tax were increased by 3⅓ percentage points.
§ Mr. GilbertAssuming that the children are under 11 the figures for 1974–75 are as follows:
Basic rate of income tax increased to: Earnings 33⅓% 36⅓% 39⅔% £ p.a. Additional tax payable (£p) 1,500 0.85 8.46 16.92 2,000 2.52 25.13 50.26 2,500 41.8 41.80 83.60 3,000 5.85 58.46 116.92 4,000 9.18 91.80 183.60 5,000 12.52 125.13 250.26 10,000 15.00 150.00 300.00