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Corporation Tax

Volume 169: debated on Tuesday 13 March 1990

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To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will express the current level of corporation tax in the United Kingdom as a percentage of gross domestic product and provide comparable figures for other European Community countries and the United States of America.

On the first part of the question I refer my hon. Friend to the reply I gave to the hon. Member for

Stamp duty yield attributable to residential property and average house prices
1985–861986–871987–881988–89
RegionStamp duty yieldAverage house priceStamp duty yieldAverage house priceStamp duty yieldAverage house priceStamp duty yieldAverage house price
£ million££ million££ million££ million£
North522,7541025,0581523,1321530,667
Yorkshire and Humberside1023,7561525,9282528,4174034,805
East Midlands1525,8632029,1713033,1385543,272
East Anglia1532,5491526,5463545,6114561,310
South East14546,39220557,10229568,09336080,249
Greater London10542,00215050,06121060,33925076,999
SouthWest4034,2616039,8119546,71312561,985
West Midlands2026,3862528,8104033,8736045,179
North West1525,6542028,0723529,9895035,583
Wales525,3331027,5021530,2102536,007
Scotland2027,2603028,1153029,4284032,031
Northern Ireland 23,51326,74928,09430,335
Total4005708201,065

Note: Regional figures may not add to totals due to rounding.

Great Grimsby (Mr. Mitchell) on 1 March 1990, Official Report, column 265. The most recent comparable figures for European Community countries and the United States of America are given in table 12 of "Revenue Statistics of OECD Member Countries 1964–1988" which is available in the Library.