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Scottish income tax changes from April – what you need to know
Scottish income tax changes in April are expected to raise over £15.8bn. If you’re a Scottish rate taxpayer, here’s how your paycheck could be impacted. Plus, three ways to cut your tax bill.
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Isabel McDougall
Pensions and Retirement Writer
Isabel specialises in all things pensions. She covers a wide range of topics, including the latest pension news and top tips for retirement planning. She joined HL in 2016 where she first developed her pension knowledge and passion for helping investors save towards their future.
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Published: 27th March 2023