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Corporation Tax

Volume 296: debated on Thursday 26 June 1997

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To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what was in each of the last five financial years the amount of corporation tax paid as a proportion of companies' pre-tax profits. [3375]

United Kingdom taxes on company income as a percentage of trading income before dividends calculated from calendar year national accounting aggregates are as follows:

  • 1992: 16.4
  • 1993: 14.1
  • 1994: 13.7
  • 1995: 17.1
  • 1996: 18.7

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he has met representatives of pension funds and charities to discuss the impact of changes in advance corporation tax. [3744]

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will make a statement on the rate of advance corporation tax on dividends. [3330]

The rate of advance corporation tax on dividends for the financial year 1997 is 20/80, as set out in the last Finance Act.