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Income tax receipts (FOI)

Income tax receipts (FOI)

Produced by the Freedom of Information office
Authored by States of Jersey and published on 09 March 2016.

​Request

How much tax did 1(1) (k) residents collectively pay in Jersey in 2012, 2013 and 2014?

What proportion of the income tax receipts for each of those years does that equate to?

How much tax did 20% income tax rate payers contribute in Jersey in 2012, 2013 and 2014?

What proportion of the income tax receipts for each of those years does that equate to?

How much tax did marginal rate payers contribute in Jersey in 2012, 2013 and 2014?

What proportion of the income tax receipts for each of those years does that equate to?

Response

​A​B​C​D​E​F​G​H
​Year of assessment​Total personal tax payer receipts​Tax receipts from high net worth individuals who reside in Jersey under Housing Regulation 2(1)(e) (formerly 1(1)(k))​Proportion of  tax receipts from high net worth individuals who reside in Jersey under Housing Regulation 2(1)(e) to total tax receipts​Tax receipts from standard rate (20%) personal tax receipts​Proportion of standard rate (20%) personal tax receipts to total tax receipts​Tax receipts from personal taxpayers that benefit from marginal relief​Proportion of  tax receipts from personal taxpayers that benefit from marginal relief to total tax receipts
​£m​£m​​£m​​£m​
​2012​355.8​9.5​2.7%​160​45%​186.3​52.3%
​2013​355.6​10.5​2.9%​154.9​43.6%​190.2​53.5%
​2014​367.8​12.2​3.3%​144.7​39.4%​210.9​57.3%


This response assumes that it is the proportion of personal tax receipts that is required and not the proportion of total tax receipts.

Information extracted from data as at February 2016.

Both Jersey resident and Jersey non-resident taxpayers are included in the data.

The increase in the proportion of taxpayers benefitting from marginal relief coincides with the reduction in the marginal rate of tax from 27% to 26% and the increase in tax relief available for parents with children in higher education introduced in budget 2014.

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