Clause 24. — (Additional Provision for Refunds of, and Other Provisions as to, Selective Employment Tax.)

Part of Orders of the Day — FINANCE (No. 2) BILL – in the House of Commons at 12:00 am on 8 June 1967.

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The two industries are warehousing as it affects the independent wholesaler, and laundries and dry cleaners. Warehouses are now suffering, as they were not suffering last year, from an added disability as a result of Selective Employment Tax. Originally when the tax was introduced the Ministry of Labour indicated that warehouses of all sorts, whether belonging to manufacturers or independent wholesalers, were to be treated as service establishments. All were to be regarded as paying the tax and eligible neither for refund nor premium.