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Dáil Éireann debate -
Thursday, 7 Oct 1999

Vol. 508 No. 5

Written Answers. - Tax Yield.

Paul McGrath

Question:

81 Mr. McGrath asked the Minister for Finance the tax take and net income for a single person, married couple one earner, married couple two earners and widow with no bereavement allowance or dependent children on incomes of £14,000, £17,000, £20,000, £25,000, £28,000 and £32,000. [19367/99]

The information requested by the Deputy is set out as follows. The information refers to the current tax year, 1999-2000. The net income figures are calculated by deducting the levies, PRSI and income tax from the gross income.

Single Person

Income

Income Tax

PRSI

Levies

Net Income

£

£

£

£

£

14,000

2,112

396

280

11,212

17,000

3,492

531

340

12,637

20,000

4,872

666

400

14,062

25,000

7,172

891

500

16,437

28,000

8,552

927

560

17,961

32,000

10,392

954

640

20,014

Married Couple, One Earner

Income

Income Tax

PRSI

Levies

Net Income

£

£

£

£

£

14,000

1,104

396

280

12,220

17,000

1,824

531

340

14,305

20,000

2,544

666

400

16,390

25,000

3,744

891

500

19,865

28,000

4,464

927

560

22,049

32,000

6,304

954

640

24,102

Married Couple, Two Earners

Income

Income Tax

PRSI

Levies

Net Income

£

£

£

£

£

14,000

864

162

0

12,974

17,000

1,584

297

0

15,119

20,000

2,304

432

0

17,264

25,000

3,504

657

500

20,339

28,000

4,224

792

560

22,424

32,000

6,064

972

640

24,324

Widowed Person with no children or bereavement allowance

Income

Income Tax

PRSI

Levies

Net Income

£

£

£

£

£

14,000

1,992

396

280

11,332

17,000

3,262

531

340

12,867

20,000

4,642

666

400

14,292

25,000

6,942

891

500

16,667

28,000

8,322

927

560

18,191

32,000

10,162

954

640

20,244

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