Scottish Budget 2024 Reaction [Podcast] EP103

Hannah L. Randolph; Emma Congreve; João P. Sousa

Scottish Budget 2024 Reaction [Podcast] EP103

Hannah L. Randolph, Emma Congreve, João P. Sousa

Economics

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Abstract

FAI Deputy Directors Emma Congreve and João Sousa join economist Hannah Randolph to discuss the Scottish Budget for 2025-26. We discuss the surprise announcement about mitigation of the two-child limit, spending on housing, and hospitality relief. We conclude by talking through the implications of omitting employers National Insurance rises from the forecasts on public sector pay, including potential issues for local councils in setting their budgets for next year.

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(0:21) Summary of main announcements
(1:37) Mitigation of the two-child limit
(3:42) What has happened with the budget for housing?
(5:15) Hospitality relief – similar to relief in England & Wales?
(8:30) Implications of omitting employer NICs from forecasts on public sector pay
(13:43) Income tax and what the SFC forecasts tell us about future years
(19:22) Further analysis – what to look out for

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Edition	EP103
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 6 Dec 2024

Keywords

Scottish economy
Scottish budget
Fiscal policy

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Scottish Budget 2024 Reaction [Podcast] EP103

Abstract

Keywords

UN SDGs

Other files and links

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Scotland’s Budget Report 2024

Fiscal sustainability and the Scottish budget

Podcast - Scottish Budget 2024 Reaction

A Budget with an eye on the election but storing up risks

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Scottish Budget 2024 Reaction [Podcast] EP103

Abstract

Keywords

UN SDGs

Other files and links

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Research output

Scotland’s Budget Report 2024

Activities

Fiscal sustainability and the Scottish budget

Podcast - Scottish Budget 2024 Reaction

A Budget with an eye on the election but storing up risks

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