Official Statistics

Scottish VAT Assignment – Experimental Statistics

This page presents the annual historic estimates for the Scottish share of UK VAT for the purposes of the Scottish Government budget (Scottish VAT Assignment).

From:
HM Revenue & Customs, The Scottish Government, and HM Treasury
Published
30 May 2019
Last updated
28 September 2023 — See all updates

Documents

Scottish VAT assignment 2021 - experimental statistics

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Scottish VAT assignment 2021 - supplementary information

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Scottish VAT assignment 2021 - underlying data

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 41.1 KB

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The Experimental Statistics publications on Scottish VAT Assignment (VA) present the share of the first 10 percentage points of standard rated VAT and 2.5 percentage points of reduced rated VAT raised in Scotland as an annual proportion of UK VAT receipts.

The share has been estimated by the Scottish VA model, which has been jointly developed by officials from UK and Scottish Governments.

Previous versions of statistics releases are available on the National Archives website.

In September 2023 we published a quality report for Scottish VAT assignment.

Contacts

For statistical enquiries, contact:
modelscottishvatassignment@hmrc.gov.uk

For media enquiries, see HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) press office.

Published 30 May 2019
Last updated 28 September 2023 + show all updates

  1. Annual publication, updated for 2021 publication. Updated with chart 2 & excel document revision.

  2. 2020 release

  3. Updated the publication with the new 2019 provisional estimate.

  4. Updated the publication with an updated 2018 provisional estimate.

  5. Updated the publication with the new 2018 provisional estimate.

  6. Update with data from 2017.

  7. First published.

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