On 2nd November the Scottish Government set out a number of options for changes to income tax.
A wee web-app to calculate what the options of changes in Scottish Income tax would mean to you.
| Gross Income | Tax Rate |
| £0-£11849 | 0% |
| £11850-£44290 | 20% |
| $44291-£150000 | 41% |
| $150001-£∞ | 46% |
| Gross Income | Tax Rate A | Tax Rate B |
| £0-£11849 | 0% | 0% |
| £11850-£24000 | 20% | 20% |
| £24001-£44290 | 21% | 21% |
| $44291-£150000 | 41% | 41% |
| $150001-£∞ | 48% | 50% |
| Gross Income | Tax Rate |
| £0-£11849 | 0% |
| £11850-£24000 | 20% |
| £24001-£44290 | 21% |
| $44291-£75000 | 41% |
| $75001-£150000 | 42% |
| $150001-£∞ | 48% |
| Gross Income | Tax Rate |
| £0-£11849 | 0% |
| £11850-£15000 | 19% |
| £15001-£24000 | 20% |
| £24001-£44290 | 21% |
| $44291-£75000 | 41% |
| $75001-£150000 | 42% |
| $150001-£∞ | 50% |