Terms & Conditions

[Anonymous]

non dep deductions back to 1993 – any idea where one can find the rates of deductions at the highest rate for ctb

[Anonymous]

If you haven’t got a Sad Ken, sorry, oracle who keeps these sort of things the only thing I can think of is that they should be listed in a Statutory Instrument for each year.

[Kevin D]

Um, I’m almost loathe to post this as the word “sad” comes to mind in an entirely different context….. But, here goes:

[b:f1675212b3][u:f1675212b3]Circular[/u:f1675212b3][/b:f1675212b3]————–[b:f1675212b3][u:f1675212b3]deduction (highest CTB – weekly)[/u:f1675212b3][/b:f1675212b3]

HB/CTB (92) 31— £2.00 wef Apr 1993
HB/CTB (93) 44— £2.30 wef Apr 1994
HB/CTB A17/94— £2.30 wef Apr 1995
HB/CTB A35/95— £2.60 wef Apr 1996
HB/CTB A40/96— £4.00 wef Apr 1997
HB/CTB A57/97— £6.00 wef Apr 1998
HB/CTB A50/98— £6.50 wef Apr 1999
HB/CTB A51/99— £6.95 wef Apr 2000
HB/CTB A50/2000— £6.95 wef Apr 2001
HB/CTB A53/2001— £6.95 wef Apr 2002
HB/CTB A1/2003rev— £6.95 wef Apr 2003
HB/CTB A35/2004—– £6.95 wef Apr 2004
HB/CTB A35/2004— £6.95 wef Apr 2005
HB/CTB A24/2005— £6.95 wef Apr 2006

Regards

[Anonymous]

Thanks kevin

Maybe you should take up trainspotting as an interesting hobby to get the adrenalin going

( I hope you dont!!)

Thanks alot anyway

[Darren Broughton]

Try the following link – it gives all the rates, allowances, premiums and non-dep deductions back to 1988

http://www.ifs.org.uk/ff/hb_ctb.xls

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