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Brexit could sink Scottish fish industry
A no-deal Brexit would have a devastating impact on the Scottish fishing industry, MPs have been...
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Sluggish growth set to slash Scottish tax take
Scotland faces a £1.7bn reduction in income tax revenues over the next five years against the...
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Tax system to diverge further, says Scots finance minister
Further divergence between Scotland and the rest of the UK on taxation is inevitable because of...
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Sound and sustainable public finances ‘vital to Scottish independence’
Sustainable management of Scotland’s public finances is at the heart of a keenly awaited report...
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Scots ministers to probe data anomalies following tax changes
The Scottish Government has promised to probe arrangements for the new Scottish income tax system...
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Scottish councils see funding allocation rise
Scottish councils have turned a corner in their revenue funding allocation from the Scottish...
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Scottish councils warned to take care over arm’s-length organisations use
Scottish councils have been warned to think carefully before opting to deliver services through arm...
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Welfare reform ‘pushes up rent arrears for Scottish tenants’
Welfare reform has had a substantial impact on the Scottish housing sector, with the introduction...
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Police in Scotland ‘on track to balance books’
Despite a torrid first five years, Police Scotland is well positioned to balance its books and...
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Publicly owned investment bank to be ‘corner stone’ of Scottish economy
A new publicly owned bank is to invest £2bn over the next decade to make Scotland’s economy fairer...
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