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To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, pursuant to the Answer of 4th February, 430 c1186W, on savings plans, what methodology was used to calculate (a) that the estimated curent cost of tax-exempt savings plans with an annual premium limit of £300 is around £70 million per year and (b)...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, pursuant to the Answer of 4th February, 430 c1186W, on savings plans, what methodology was used to calculate (a) that the estimated curent cost of tax-exempt savings plans with an annual premium limit of £300 is around £70 million per year and (b)...
That this House notes that the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency is currently undertaking a consultation exercise on its fee structure; expresses concern that three of the four options under review would impose an annual fee or possession tax upon the owners of vehicles currently off the road and not in use; is alarmed that, if implemented, this proposal would apply to historic and classic vehicles currently off the road and undergoing restoration; deplores the fact that it would mean for the first time in the history of British motoring that the keeper of a vehicle which is not currently being used would have to pay to the Government a fee based on vehicle ownership; and calls upon the Government to reject proposals to impose this annual vehicle possession tax.
That this House notes that the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency is currently undertaking a consultation exercise on its fee structure; expresses concern that three of the four options under review would impose an annual fee or possession tax upon the owners of vehicles currently off the road and not...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the estimated total cost to the Treasury would be if the premiums of tax exempt saving plans were raised to £600 per annum; when a review of the premium limits of tax-exempt saving plans was last conducted. - Inc figures. (Holding answer...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the estimated total cost to the Treasury would be if the premiums of tax exempt saving plans were raised to £600 per annum; when a review of the premium limits of tax-exempt saving plans was last conducted. - Inc figures. (Holding answer...