§ Mrs. LaitTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how much revenue has been collected each year since 1 January 1990 in (a) customs duty and (b) indirect tax from (i) cigarettes, (ii) hand rolling tobacco, (iii) cigars, (iv) spirits, (v) cider, (vi) fortified wines, (vii) wine and (viii) beer entering the United Kingdom by (1) post and (2) private carrier. [92770]
§ Dawn PrimaroloThe table provides details of Excise Revenue for Post for the calendar years 1993–1998. Earlier information is not available. This does not include VAT and Customs Duty, which are not readily available. Excise duties are recorded as a global sum; the breakdown in the table is based on samples of goods imported.
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Import duty schedule: net receipts £000 Calendar year Tobacco Spirit Wine Total 1993 15 1 2 18 1994 44 2 6 52 1995 94 4 13 111 1996 131 6 18 155 1997 140 6 19 165 1998 144 6 20 170
Table 1: PFI/PPP projects signed since 1 May 1997 (as at 1 April 1999) £ million Laboratory IT System (0.8) 1 Accruals Accounting Payroll System IT 3 Kinnegar Sewage 13 Total 34 National Savings IT System 100 Total 100 Serious Fraud Office Document management IT 4 Total 4 Overall total 4,681 Note:
Local Government Figures-Projects shown are for additional Central Government revenue There are no ceilings for public investment set by the Treaty of Maastricht.
Table 2: Operational PFI projects signed since 1 May 1997
There are no ceilings for public investment set by Treaty of Maastricht.
It is assumed that private carrier means fast parcel operators, for which the revenue is not separately recorded.