§ Mr. Nigel GriffithsTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will update his answer to the hon. Member for Monklands, West (Mr. Clarke) of 11 February 1992,Official Report, column 430, on average tax allowances and reliefs for those with gross earnings up to £120,000, differentiating between reliefs and allowances claimed at the marginal rate and reliefs and allowances claimed at other rates. [39107]
§ Mr. JackAvailable estimates for taxpayers in 1995–96 are in the table. It is not possible to provide reliable estimates for the specified bands above £100,000.
Gross income range £ per year Average amount of tax reliefs and allowances claimed at marginal rates set against income Average amount of tax reliefs and allowances claimed at other rates, set against income 0–10,000 3,900 650 10,000–20,000 4,100 1,550 20,000–30,000 4,600 2,250 30,000–40,000 5,100 2,600 40,000–50,000 5,900 2,800 50,000–60,000 6,500 2,850 60,000–70,000 7,100 2,900 70,000–80,000 7,800 2,900 80,000–90,000 7,900 2,700 90,000–100,000 9,000 2,700 Over 100,000 13,800 2,750 Average 4,300 1,400
§ Mr. GriffithsTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will list figures for the donations and cost of tax relief on(a) covenants to charities and (b) gift aid for taxpayers with gross income of over (i) £40,000, (ii) £60,000, (iii) £80,000 and (iv) £100,000. [39110]
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§ Mr. JackProvisional estimates for individual taxpayers in 1995–96 are as, follows:
Covenants to charities Total income Donors Gross donations £ million Cost of tax relief £ million Over £40,000 156,000 150 60 Over £60,000 70,000 80 30 Over £80,000 40,000 50 20 Over £100,000 27,000 40 15
Gift aid Total income Donors Gross donations £ million Cost of tax relief £ million Over £40,000 20,000 90 35 Over £60,000 11,000 65 25 Over £80,000 6,500 55 20 Over £100,000 5,000 50 20