The Scotland Bill, currently making its way through the Houses of Parliament, will transfer a range of tax and spending powers from Westminster to the Scottish Parliament. At the same time, an adjustment will have to be made to Scotland’s block grant funding from Westminster. Alongside things like changes to borrowing powers and fiscal institutions, these block grant adjustments (BGAs) form a key part of the new “fiscal framework” Scotland will require when these powers are transferred. This paper identifies some of the key issues related to these BGAs and the Smith Commission's principles for the fiscal framework
Over the past few years, the Scottish Parliament has been taking on significant additional fiscal an...
We demonstrate that both the Barnett formula used to calculate changes in public spending by the Sco...
A deal has finally been struck on the fiscal framework for the Scotland Bill. Holyrood will now be s...
Executive Summary Many commentators have criticised the strategy currently used to finance the Scot...
This article provides an overview of Scotland’s new Fiscal Framework. The Fiscal Framework sets out ...
This paper looks in detail at the proposals for further fiscal devolution to the Scottish Parliament...
The outlook for the Scottish resource block grant has improved throughout this parliamentary term. I...
In this paper we consider the case for assigning tax revenues to Scotland, by which we mean that tax...
This article started as a personal festschrift celebrating Scotland’s latest Economics Nobel Prize w...
The Scotland Bill contains proposals based on the Calman Report to remedy the major financial weakne...
As the extent of devolution to Scotland of fiscal matters increases, so too does the requirement for...
The Scottish Parliament has been in existence for nearly two decades. Its powers have been extended ...
An extensive programme of fiscal devolution to the Scottish Parliament is underway. Fiscal devolutio...
The Scottish Budget sets out the Scottish Government’s proposed spending and tax plans for a given y...
The subject of this paper is the requirement to monitor the financial aspects of the Scottish devolu...
Over the past few years, the Scottish Parliament has been taking on significant additional fiscal an...
We demonstrate that both the Barnett formula used to calculate changes in public spending by the Sco...
A deal has finally been struck on the fiscal framework for the Scotland Bill. Holyrood will now be s...
Executive Summary Many commentators have criticised the strategy currently used to finance the Scot...
This article provides an overview of Scotland’s new Fiscal Framework. The Fiscal Framework sets out ...
This paper looks in detail at the proposals for further fiscal devolution to the Scottish Parliament...
The outlook for the Scottish resource block grant has improved throughout this parliamentary term. I...
In this paper we consider the case for assigning tax revenues to Scotland, by which we mean that tax...
This article started as a personal festschrift celebrating Scotland’s latest Economics Nobel Prize w...
The Scotland Bill contains proposals based on the Calman Report to remedy the major financial weakne...
As the extent of devolution to Scotland of fiscal matters increases, so too does the requirement for...
The Scottish Parliament has been in existence for nearly two decades. Its powers have been extended ...
An extensive programme of fiscal devolution to the Scottish Parliament is underway. Fiscal devolutio...
The Scottish Budget sets out the Scottish Government’s proposed spending and tax plans for a given y...
The subject of this paper is the requirement to monitor the financial aspects of the Scottish devolu...
Over the past few years, the Scottish Parliament has been taking on significant additional fiscal an...
We demonstrate that both the Barnett formula used to calculate changes in public spending by the Sco...
A deal has finally been struck on the fiscal framework for the Scotland Bill. Holyrood will now be s...