A Bill to require HM Commissioners of Revenue and Customs to record income tax revenues where the payee self-certifies as holding a conscientious objection to public spending on defence purposes and report to Parliament thereon; to place a duty on HM Treasury to take account of the amount and proportion of such self-certified income tax income in preparing the supply estimates; and for connected purposes.
House of Commons
Ruth CadburyLabour (Co-op)
3 March 2017
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This bill would require HM Revenue & Customs to record income tax paid by people who self-certify a conscientious objection to defence spending, and to report this to Parliament. It would also oblige the Treasury to take into account the amount and share of this self-certified income when preparing the government’s supply estimates.
The bill is currently at the 2nd Reading in the House of Commons. It originated in the Commons and has Ruth Cadbury as sponsor; first reading was in 2016. No further stages are shown in the provided information.
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19 Jul 2016
This Bill has been withdrawn and will not progress any further.
The Bill had its first reading on 19 July 2016 through the Ten Minute Procedure. The second reading was expected on Friday 24 March 2017 but was withdrawn.
If you require any further information about the Bill then please contact the sponsoring Member Ruth Cadbury.
No recorded votes for this bill yet.
