§ Mr. David Mitchellasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether any benefit is chargeable to tax in the case of an employee who has a company car provided for his use on company business, to whom the company forbids the private use of the car.
§ Mr. Robert SheldonNo, provided he does not in fact use it privately.
Allotment Sterling equivalent 8¾ per cent. U.S. Dollar Bonds … … … 1982: $202 million … 117.5 million 8⅝ per cent. U.S. Dollar Bonds … … … 1984: $88 million … … £51.1 million 8⅞ per cent. U.S. Dollar Bonds … … … 1987: $18 million … … £10.5 million 7½ per cent. Deutschemark Bonds … … … 1984: DM 365 million … £88.8 million 5⅞ per cent. Swiss France Bonds … … … 1984: SF 360 million … £82.3 million 8 per cent. Yen Bonds … … … … … 1984: Y 21.5 billion … £45.1 million These figures incorporate a small adjustment which is required to those given in the Treasury Press Notice of 15th April, in order to take account of a last minute application and allotment for the US Dollar Bonds 1982.