As part of a growing global movement, we are campaigning for the Scottish Parliament to use its tax powers to help deliver a greener, fairer, more equal Scotland.
Fair taxes for a fairer Scotland.
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29th January 2026
Five times as many Scots support urgent Council Tax reform as oppose it
Scotland’s political leaders are under intense pressure to replace the outdated and unfair Council Tax system, with new polling showing five times as many Scots support reform within the next five-year Parliament as those who oppose it.
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5th January 2026
Scotland’s finances are at a fork in the road: here’s a route that works
The UK Budget has offered some respite for Scotland’s Finance Secretary as she drafts the Scottish Budget, but it has far from solved Scotland’s public finance headache.
Scotland’s finances are at a fork in the road: here’s a route that works -
17th December 2025
Are tax rises a price worth paying for improved public services?
With the UK and Scottish Budgets in mind, Holyrood.com asked a panel of experts if tax rises a price worth paying for improved public services. Here’s how four members of Tax Justice Scotland responded.
Are tax rises a price worth paying for improved public services? - View all latest news
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Let’s make sure Scotland is a place where opportunity is shared, not hoarded.
Key issues we're focussing on
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Our current tax system doesn’t treat everyone equally. For example, women, especially single mothers and carers, are impacted the most by tax policies that don’t reflect their needs.
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In Scotland, the richer you are, on average, the more you pollute and those with the least are the most vulnerable to climate impacts.
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Most tax revenues in Scotland come from taxes on income earned by workers, while land and other assets often go undertaxed.
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Our health, education, and social care systems are the backbone of a fair society. However, these vital services are under increasing pressure due to underfunding.