Closed call for evidence

Call for Evidence: Scottish Government block grant adjustments for tax and welfare devolution

From:
HM Treasury
Published
28 July 2022
Last updated
26 September 2022 — See all updates
This was published under the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government

Applies to Scotland

Summary

This call for evidence will inform an independent report that is considering the Scottish Government's block grant adjustment arrangements for tax and welfare devolution, ahead of a wider review of the Scottish Government’s Fiscal Framework

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Call for evidence description

The UK Government and Scottish Government have jointly commissioned an independent report to consider the block grant adjustment arrangements for tax and welfare devolution.

Both governments are now seeking views and evidence on behalf of the report’s authors to support their independent assessment of how different block grant adjustment arrangements deliver on the Smith Commission’s principles.

Respondents will find an information sheet provided by the authors at the start of the survey (also below), to help with answering the questions. There will also be space to upload documents or provide other comments on issues being considered by the independent report.

Documents

Call for Evidence: Scottish Government block grant adjustments for tax and welfare devolution information sheet

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Updates to this page

Published 28 July 2022
Last updated 26 September 2022 + show all updates

  1. Call for evidence open until 28 September.

  2. The closing deadline for this call for evidence has been extended to midday on 26 September 2022

  3. First published.

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