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Who runs Britain's economy

The devolved taxes

Name the taxes set by the Scottish and Welsh governments

Key terms
Devolved tax
A tax whose rates are set by the Scottish Parliament or the Senedd, under powers passed down by an Act of the UK Parliament, with the money going to the Scottish or Welsh budget.
Local tax
A tax that a council decides to charge in its own area and collects for its own spending, such as council tax or business rates.