All the updated news related to council tax reform

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Council tax re-valuation urged for ‘early in new parliament’

A Holyrood committee has said a fresh valuation of council tax bands should be done “early in the next parliamentary session”. The Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee conducted an inquiry into council tax as the Scottish Government ...

29 Apr 2025 at 17:09

MPs call for local authorities to be handed control of council tax

Councils should be given control over council tax as the current broken link between the local charge and the quality of services risks undermining local democracy, MPs have warned. An inquiry into the financial sustainability of local ...

23 Jul 2025 at 00:01

Scotland

Council tax reform ‘won’t be complete in this decade’, says Robison

Reform to the council tax system “won’t be complete in this decade”, Scotland’s Finance Secretary has said. The SNP-led Scottish Government has pledged to change the system since coming to power in 2007, but little progress on reform ...

27 Oct 2025 at 14:48

Scotland

Council tax reform a ‘smokescreen’ to raise taxes on middle earners, Tories say

The SNP’s plans to reform council tax are “nothing more than smokescreen” to raise taxes on “middle income Scotland”, the Tories have claimed. The Scottish Government announced a consultation last year that proposed four ways of ...

04 Feb 2026 at 17:08

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