asked the Minister for Finance the number of persons at the latest available date whose income per year exceeds (a) £1,500, (b) £2,500, (c) £5,000, (d) £7,500, (e) £10,000, (f) £15,000 and (g) £20,000.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Income Statistics.
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The statistics relating to income taxation are not compiled in such a manner as would enable information to be furnished in regard to all the income brackets mentioned in the question.
However, the following information in regard to sur-tax payers is derived from Table 75 on page 156 of the report of the Revenue Commissioners for the year ended 31st March, 1967.
CLASSIFICATION of Sur-tax payers by range of total income assessed for 1966-67 (adjusted as at 31st August, 1967).
|
Range of total income |
Number of persons |
|
Not exceeding £3,000 |
279 |
|
£3,000—£5,000 |
4,242 |
|
£5,000—£7,000 |
1,552 |
|
£7,000—£10,000 |
748 |
|
Exceeding £10,000 |
495 |
The above statistics are based on total income as defined for sur-tax purposes and so do not, for example, include persons whose total income exceeds £2,500 but who, because of personal allowances, are not liable to sur-tax.
How many of them are Taca men?
Their number has been reduced.