Scottish budget as it happened: Income tax, mansion tax and breakfast clubs
Scottish budget as it happened: Income tax, mansion tax and breakfast clubs
Finance Secretary Shona Robison has unveiled the Scottish Government’s budget for 2026/27 -
The main headlines are the government plans to introduce a mansion tax on properties worth over £1 million and a private jet tax to help pay for measures such as introducing breakfast clubs in all primary and secondary schools, and increasing the Scottish Child Payment to £40 for babies under the age of 12 months.
The basic and intermediate rates of income tax have been increased as well.
It has been criticised by opposition parties, but the Scottish Government believes this is a fair budget to help Scots who are struggling.
Recap our live coverage of the 2026/27 Scottish budget.
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