§ Mr. CousinsTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will estimate the revenue produced by an additional one pence on the rate of income tax in each London borough and metropolitan authority. [176231]
§ Dawn PrimaroloThe requested information is given in the table:
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Additional full-year yield by an additional one pence on the starting, basic and higher rate of income tax
1in London boroughsand metropolitan districts in 2001–02
£ million London Borough City of London 8.9 Barking and Dagenham 7.1 Barnet 35.6 Bexley 17.7 Brent 18.6 Bromley 33.3 Camden 33.6 Croydon 26.0 Ealing 26.1 Enfield 21.1 Greenwich 16.0 Hackney 11.6 Hammersmith and Fulham 24.4 Haringey 18.7 Harrow 19.5 Havering 17.7 Hillingdon 19.3 Hounslow 17.5 Islington 21.2 Kensington and Chelsea 49.7 Kingston upon Thames 15.8 Lambeth 22.4 Lewisham 17.5 Merton 20.6 Newham 10.6 Redbridge 20.4 Richmond upon Thames 30.5 Southwark 18.6 Sutton 16.2
Additional full-year yield by an additional one pence on the starting, basic and higher rate of income tax
1 in London boroughsand metropolitan districts in 2001–02
£ million Tower Hamlets 17.6 Waltham Forest 14.1 Wandsworth 40.1 Westminster 42.0 Greater Manchester Bolton 14.6 Bury 11.0 Manchester 16.7 Oldham 10.8 Rochdale 9.7 Salford 11.8 Stockport 21.2 Tameside 10.6 Trafford 18.2 Wigan 16.5 Merseyside Knowsley 6.1 Liverpool 19.7 St. Helens 10.2 Sefton 16.9 Wirral 19.9 South Yorkshire Barnsley 10.5 Doncaster 15.5 Rotherham 14.2 Sheffield 28.7 Tyne and Wear Gateshead 9.9 Newcastle upon Tyne 15.0 North Tyneside 10.8 South Tyneside 6.7 Sunderland 13.2 West Midlands Birmingham 48.3 Coventry 16.0 Dudley 16.5 Sandwell 12.2 Solihull 18.4 Walsall 11.9 Wolverhampton 11.4 West Yorkshire Bradford 26.6 Calderdale 13.4 Kirklees 23.2 Leeds 44.4 Wakefield 17.5 1The 'savers' and dividends tax rates have been left unchanged for this analysis. Estimates are based upon the 2001–02 Survey of Personal Incomes. The effects of the illustrative changes can be scaled up or down over a reasonably wide range. The results exclude any behavioural response to the tax change.
§ Mrs. HumbleTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how many senior citizens in Blackpool, North and Fleetwood qualified for the 10p rate of income tax in each year since its introduction. [176402]
§ Dawn PrimaroloAll income taxpayers benefit from the 10p starting rate. The Survey of Personal Incomes estimates there are about 9,000 and 10,000 state retirement pension age taxpayers in the Blackpool, North and Fleetwood constituency in 2000–01 and 2001–02 respectively. However, year on year comparisons should be treated with caution because of sampling variation. Figures for 1999–2000 are currently not available.