HC Deb 01 December 1993 vol 233 cc563-4W
Mr. Redmond

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what tax a married man on an income of(a) £900,000 per annum and (b) £15,000 per annum would have been required to pay in each of the last 10 years assuming no additional tax allowances.

Mr. Dorrell

The information is in the table.

Tax liability for a married man with total income1of
Year £900,000 £ £15,000 £
1983–84 531,668 3,662
1984–85 531,067 3,554
1985–86 530,502 3,464
1986–87 529,910 3,290
1987–88 529,381 3,025
1988–89 355,467 2,726
1989–90 355,145 2,656
1990–91 355,005 2,569
1991–92 354,439 2,496
1992–93 354,279 2,359
1993–94 354,254 2,334
1 Assuming all income is earned and that the only allowances and reliefs available are the married man's allowance for years up to 1989–90 and the personal allowance and married couple's allowance for subsequent years.