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The government has set out the top rate of tax on personal income, and details of the tax thresholds adjusted for inflation, for the years 1975/76 to 2010/11. This is an extract from the table provided in a House of Lords written answer:

 

The government has set out the top rate of tax on personal income, and details of the tax thresholds adjusted for inflation, for the years 1975/76 to 2010/11. This is an extract from the table provided in a House of Lords written answer:

 

 

Personal allowance (note 1)

Taxable income above which the highest rate is charged (2)

Highest rate of income tax charged

Personal allowance (1) at 2010/11 prices

Taxable income above which the highest rate is charged at 2010/11 prices

2005/06

4,895

32,400

40%

5,741

37,998

2006/07

5,035

33,300

40%

5,692

37,648

2007/08

5,225

34,600

40%

5,673

37,569

2008/09

6,035

34,800

40%

6,364

36,696

2009/10

6,475

37,400

40%

6,795

39,250

2010/11

6,475

150,000

50%

6,475

150,000

Notes:

  1. Single/basic, non-aged personal allowance for a man with no children
  2. From 2010/11 the highest rate of tax is the additional rate of 50%. The higher rate of tax at 40% is due on taxable incomes exceeding £37,400.

Source: Lords Hansard 3 October 2011, Column WA142

 

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