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This update suggested that someone earning an income of £30,318 or above would pay more income tax in Scotland than they would elsewhere in the UK. According to the SFC, in 2025-26 this is expected to be 49.1% of Scottish taxpayers, so the commitment was still met for 2025-26 based on this update.
Table 7 below compares redetermination rates and outcomes for CDP and ADP applications showing that a higher proportion of new ADP applicants requested a redetermination (17% of ADP applicants in 2025-26), compared to just 9% of new CDP applicants that year.
Resource spending is forecast to rise from £52.6 billion in 2025-26 to £61.7 billion in 2029-30, but over the same period resource funding is expected to rise to £59.1 billion.
These include in the following local authority areas:
Aberdeenshire (generally 16-26 year olds, though not exclusively)
East Lothian (up to the age of 18)
East Renfrewshire (16-26 year olds)
North Lanarkshire (16-21 year olds)
Perth and Kinross (16-26 year olds)
Shetland (16+ ...
With councils facing a further budget gap of £393 million forecast in 2025-26, the Accounts Commission concludes "it's getting harder for councils to do more with less.
These include in the following local authority areas:
Aberdeenshire (generally 16-26 year olds, though not exclusively)
East Lothian (up to the age of 18)
East Renfrewshire (16-26 year olds)
North Lanarkshire (16-21 year olds)
Perth and Kinross (16-26 year olds)
Shetland (16+ ...
The attached link to the relevant part of the Scottish Civil Justice Council website SCJC meeting - 26 April 2021 - papers and minutes allows members to access the relevant policy paper with accompanying documents and the minutes of the SCJC meeting of 26 April (at which the instrument was approved by members).
In 2018/19, there was a 6% decrease in people presenting as homeless from Private Rented Sector tenancies from the previous year.1Scottish Government. (2019, June 26). Homelessness 18/19 Tables/Charts.