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Thousands more moving to Scotland than leaving after income tax raised, study finds

Since 2017, divergence in tax rates led to increased net migration to Scotland.
HMRC reported yearly net migration growth to Scotland, reaching 8,000 in 2022.
Decreasing taxpayers moving from Scotland to rUK contributed to the rise in migration to Scotland in 2022.

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The Telegraph

More than 1,000 top earners flee Scotland after tax rises

Changes introduced in 2018-19 led to the country losing £61 million in tax receipts in that year, analysis finds

10 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Times

Higher earners leaving Scotland to reduce tax burden, research finds

Increased taxes are pushing some workers to move south of the border, despite an overall rise in net migration

10 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Record

Higher income tax rates in Scotland 'not putting off workers from moving north of the border'.

11 days ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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The Herald Scotland

Higher income tax rates 'not deterring' tax payers from moving to Scotland

Taxpayers are not being deterred from moving to Scotland despite higher income tax rates, new figures from HMRC suggest.

10 days ago

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Bristol Post

Thousands of taxpayers move to Scotland from rest of UK after tax powers devolved

Research from HMRC found that after 2017, when Scottish tax rates started to diverge from those south of the border, net migration to Scotland increased

11 days ago·Bristol, United Kingdom

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Stv

More workers 'moving to Scotland from UK than leaving' after SNP tax rises

Research by HMRC found 'some limited evidence of a decrease in net cross-border migration' for Scottish taxpayers above the higher rate threshold following the Scottish income tax changes.

11 days ago

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