Current status: Answered by Ivan McKee on 11 February 2026
To ask the Scottish Government, following the publication of the non-domestic rates revaluation statistics on 13 January 2026, what shifts there have been in rateable value in each local authority area.
Table 1 shows the change in rateable value between the current and draft valuation rolls by council area.
The published statistics, available at Non-domestic rates revaluation 2026: draft valuation roll statistics, have been updated to include this information in Table 2a. Updated information will be published once final valuations are available.
Table 1: Change at draft 2026 revaluation by council area
Council area | Change in rateable value |
Scotland | 12.25% |
Aberdeen City | 6.97% |
Aberdeenshire | 7.06% |
Angus | 9.55% |
Argyll and Bute | 17.49% |
City of Edinburgh | 19.57% |
Clackmannanshire | 8.07% |
Dumfries and Galloway | 11.48% |
Dundee City | 8.18% |
East Ayrshire | 6.33% |
East Dunbartonshire | 5.77% |
East Lothian | 6.46% |
East Renfrewshire | 4.82% |
Falkirk | 10.44% |
Fife | 15.20% |
Glasgow City | 10.65% |
Highland | 16.45% |
Inverclyde | 6.91% |
Midlothian | 9.95% |
Moray | 10.75% |
Na h-Eileanan Siar | 15.96% |
North Ayrshire | 9.06% |
North Lanarkshire | 7.36% |
Orkney Islands | 17.65% |
Perth and Kinross | 10.59% |
Renfrewshire | 8.68% |
Scottish Borders | 11.98% |
Shetland Islands | 7.80% |
South Ayrshire | 10.51% |
South Lanarkshire | 2.77% |
Stirling | 11.45% |
West Dunbartonshire | 7.53% |
West Lothian | 10.27% |
Designated utilities | 20.51% |