HC Deb 09 January 1996 vol 269 c92W
Mr. Mike O'Brien

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how much has been paid in employers' national insurance contributions in constant terms by the construction industry in each of the last 10 years. [8322]

Mr. Heald

I have been asked to reply.

The available information is in the table.

Amount of employers' National Insurance contributions paid by the construction industry' in the UK in each of the last 10 years in constant (1993–94) terms2
Year Amount (£ million)
1985–86 1,236
1986–87 1,222
1987–88 1,195
1988–89 1,293
1989–90 Not available3
1990–91 1,487
1991–92 1,246
1992–93 1,119
1993–94 1,057
1994–95 Figures not yet available

Notes:

1Based on the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC 1980) and the pay point covered by the P.A.Y.E. scheme.

2 Using the average earnings index (unadjusted) averaged over each financial year.

3Not available due to changes in the structure of contribution rates from October 1989.

Source:

One per cent. sample of P.A.Y.E. documents returned by employers.

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