§ Mr. LlwydTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how much tax was raised in Wales broken down by(a) income tax, (b) VAT, (c) corporation tax and (d) other tax in the last year for which figures are available. [135237]
§ Dawn PrimaroloFor 1998–99:(a) the figure for income tax liability from people living in Wales will be included in the next edition of "Inland Revenue Statistics 2000", a copy of which will be placed in the Library of the House;
(b) VAT is a centrally collected tax and the figure for receipts is available only for the UK as a whole (HM Customs and Excise Annual Report, Table A1). However it is possible to estimate tax shares using figures for household expenditure (published by ONS in "Family Expenditure"), apportioned by the number of households (published by ONS in "Regional Trends", or available from the DETR);
(c) corporation tax figures are not available; and
121W(d) all other Customs and Excise taxes are collected centrally, and figures for receipts are available only for the UK as a whole (HM Customs and Excise Annual Report, Table A1). It is possible to estimate tax shares using household expenditure figures and household numbers (see (b)), or per capita of the adult population.
§ Mr. LlwydTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how much(a) value-added tax, and (b) income tax was collected in each tax office in Wales in each year since 1995. [135238]
§ Dawn PrimaroloMeaningful figures are not available.
Tax year 1999–2000 Date Issued1 Received1 Sent back1 Processed1 Waiting to be processed1 April 2000 8,763,125 202,063 3,170 0 202,063 May 2000 111,723 450,747 7,156 33 652,777 June 2000 80,792 668,360 21,613 536,927 784,210 July 2000 48,707 689,542 17,589 575,802 897,950 August 2000 50,490 875,041 18,526 739,180 1,033,811 September 2000 41,072 1,314,559 27,309 740,604 1,607,766 1 Monthly SA returns