Interpretations
This section provides a structured table of definitions as set out in the Aggregates Tax and Devolved Taxes Administration (Scotland) Act 2024
Record keeping requirements
- Overview
- What records must be kept and preserved
- Length of time to keep and preserve records
- Preserving and producing records
Overview
Penalties
Security payments
Overview
If you are registered to pay Scottish Aggregates Tax, Revenue Scotland may require you to provide a security that Revenue Scotland considers appropriate. Revenue Scotland can only direct that a security is required where it appears necessary to prevent potential Scottish Aggregates Tax loss and protect the tax revenue.
UK tax representatives
- Overview
- When you will need a UK tax representative
- Obligations of a UK tax representative
- Failure to appoint a UK tax representative
- Tax representative’s duty to notify changes
- Requirement to change a tax representative
- Ceasing to be a tax representative
Making a SAT tax return
- Overview
- Making a Scottish Aggregates Tax return
- Amending your Scottish Aggregates Tax return
- Paying Scottish Aggregates Tax
Overview
This section of the guidance reflects the provisions of Aggregates Tax and Devolved Taxes Administration (Scotland) Act 2024
Registering for Scottish Aggregates Tax
Tax calculation
- Method of calculation
- Determining the weight of the aggregate
- Requirement to use a weighbridge
- Alternative weighing methods
- Mixing taxable aggregate with non-taxable material
- Penalties
- Water discounting
- Record keeping requirement
Who is liable to pay Scottish Aggregates Tax
- Summary
- Who the operator of the site is
- Adjustment of contracts
- Bankruptcy, incapacity or death
- Unregistered supply
Summary
Tax credits
There are circumstances where Scottish Aggregates Tax that has been paid (or would be payable) may be reclaimed through a tax credit. This chapter sets out when and how you may claim a tax credit, and the requirements for doing so.