Achieving our strategic outcomes
Excelling in Delivery
We offer user focused services that are digital by design, and provide value for money, convenience and ease of use for internal and external users.
Strategic Outcomes
Excelling in Delivery
We offer user-focused services that are digital by design, and provide value for money, convenience and ease of use for internal and external users.
Investing in our People
We are high performing, outward looking and diverse, provide a great place to work as an employer of choice. Our staff are motivated and engaged, and we invest in their development and health, safety and wellbeing.
Purpose and Vision
Purpose
To efficiently and effectively collect and manage the devolved taxes which fund public services for the benefit of the people of Scotland.
Vision
We are a trusted and valued partner in the delivery of revenue services, informed by our data, digital by design, with a high performing and engaged workforce.
National Performance Framework
Revenue Scotland contributes to all of the Scottish Government’s National Outcomes set out in the National Performance Framework available at: nationalperformance.gov.scot through investment in staff, commitment to equality, diversity and human rights, and working closely with stakeholders and taxpayers. Our efficient and effective collection and management of the devolved taxes provides revenue to support the delivery of Scotland’s public services.
Corporate Plan 2021-24
Introduction
This is Revenue Scotland’s third three-year corporate plan. After six years of operation, we are now firmly established in the tax and public sector landscapes in Scotland.
LBTT operational update for agents
Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) key operational update for agents and tax professionals.
Revenue Scotland appoint new Chair
Revenue Scotland is delighted to announce the appointment of Aidan O’Carroll as our new Chair.
Aidan O’Carroll is a former senior partner at EY, one of the world’s largest professional services firms, which he left in July 2020 after 35 years.
Scottish Budget 2021 to 2022 changes to LBTT and SLfT
Revenue Scotland is pleased to confirm that changes announced in the Scottish Budget 2021-2022 to both Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) and Scottish Landfill Tax (SLfT) have now been successfully introduced and take effect from today (1 April 2021).
SLfT guidance and services
View our guidance on how to:
About Revenue Scotland
Welcome to the new Revenue Scotland website