Scottish Finance Secretary Kate Forbes announced the draft Scottish Budget for 2022-23 on 9 December 2021. 

Scottish Income Tax has applied since April 2016 and is payable by Scottish taxpayers on non-savings and non-dividend income only. This followed the 2015 introduction of Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) which replaced Stamp Duty Land Tax in Scotland.

Income Tax 

From 6 April 2022:

The proposed new bands (assuming individuals are in receipt of the standard UK personal allowance) from 2022-23 are: 

Rate Band of income (£) 
   

Proposed

2022-23

Current

2021-22

Starter rate 19 12,570 - 14,732 12,570 - 14,667
Basic rate 20 14,732 - 25,688 14,667 - 25,296
Intermediate rate   21 25,688 - 43,662 25,296 - 43,662
Higher rate 41 43,662 - 150,000 43,662 - 150,000
Top rate 46 150,000 + 150,000 +

 

Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) 

Scottish Landfill Tax (SLT) 

Non-domestic rates

Useful guides on this topic

Scottish Income Tax: Am I a Scottish taxpayer?
Who does the Scottish Income Tax apply to? Am I resident in Scotland? What constitutes a residence and the 'main' residence?

Scottish Income Tax
What is Scottish Income Tax? 

Scottish Income Tax Rates
What is the Scottish rate of Income Tax? What is the rate of Scottish Tax?  

Scottish LBTT Rates
What are the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) rates?

External link

Scottish Budget 2022-23


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