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Mr. Kinnock
asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what would be the annual benefit to the executive if the married man's tax allowance were abolished.
Mr. Robert Sheldon
Assuming that a married man remained entitled to the single person's tax allowance the saving at 1974–75 income levels would be about £1,100 million.