Skip to main content

Language: English / Gàidhlig

Loading…

Bills and Laws

Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill

The Bill aims to allow a visitor levy, a type of fee or tax, to be charged on overnight stays in some types of accommodation. Section 4 of the Bill explains what types of accommodation these could be. This means that a certain amount of money would be paid to the local authority every time someone stayed overnight in accommodation like a hotel, bed and breakfast or holiday cottage (unless it is the place where the person usually lives). Each local authority would be able to decide if it wanted to introduce a charge and what the level of the charge should be. 

Read the rest of the Bill's overview

The Bill is at Stage 3

About the Bill

Committees involved in this bill

Finance and Public Administration Committee

Find out more about this committee

Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee

Find out more about this committee

Share this page