Income tax reconciliations and the Scottish economy: Q&A

Graeme Roy

Income tax reconciliations and the Scottish economy: Q&A

Graeme Roy (Other)

Fraser Of Allander Institute

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Abstract

It has been widely publicised that the Scottish budget may face income tax ‘reconciliations’ totalling £1bn over the next few years. But what are these reconciliations and why do they come about? Do they tell us anything about Scotland’s economic performance, or do they just reflect forecast error?

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 20 Jun 2019

Keywords

economic statistics
Scottish economy
economic policy

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