Scottish Budget

'Targeted funding for people and public services' A £6.3 billion investment in social security and more than £19.5 billion for health and social care form ...

Yesterday's Scottish Budget was described by Deputy First Minister Shona Robison as the "toughest" since the creation of the Scottish Parliament.

Scottish Finance Minister Shona Robison has introduced a 45% rate of income tax for those earning between £75000 and £125140, explaining that.

The latest SNP budget illustrates once again that the country that gave birth to Adam Smith is governed by economic and fiscal illiterates.

The Scottish government will introduce a 45 per cent income tax band for earnings between £75000 and £125140.

Justine Riccomini, Head of Tax (Employment and Devolved Taxes) at ICAS said: “Implementing further tax increases on higher earners is not a long-term ...

Hospitality bodies have lamented the lack of business support measures in yesterday's Scottish Budget, as pubs close at double the rate of those in England. Deputy First Minister of Scotland Shona Robison announced in the Budget on Tuesday (19 ...

The Scottish Liberal Democrats have questioned the point of having Green ministers in Government after substantial cuts to environmental areas.

Finance secretary Shona Robison delivered the announcement yesterday (Tuesday 19 December) and said business rates for premises valued under £51,000 would be ...

The Scottish Government has allocated no Budget funding to CCUS, blaming ongoing questions over the timing of Westminster support.

The Scottish Parliament has voted by 90 votes to 28 to back an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Ross Greer MSP explains why the Scottish Greens back the ceasefire ...