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Scottish Government · 8 May 2015 – 9 June 2017

Band D council tax in Scotland during the Conservative 2015–2017 government

Year ending March 2015 → Year ending March 2017 · 2 periods

↑ 0.0%+£0 £ a year

Band D council tax in Scotland rose by 0.0% over the period, from £1,149 £ a year (Year ending March 2015, the level when the government took office) to £1,149 (Year ending March 2017, the last complete period before it left office).

  1. Inherited level Year ending March 2015: £1,149
  2. Level when it left Year ending March 2017: £1,149
  3. method: latest complete period before start / before end

Changes during this period do not by themselves show what the government caused. Statistics reflect many influences, including earlier decisions, the economy and how the data is collected.

Band D council tax in Scotland: Year ending March 1997 to Year ending March 2027ConservativeLabourLabourLabourLabourLabourLabourCoalitionCoalitionConservativeConservativeConservativeLabour£0£500£1k£2k200020102020Year ending March 1997: £708 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 1998: £783 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 1999: £827 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2000: £849 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2001: £886 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2002: £929 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2003: £971 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2004: £1,009 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2005: £1,053 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2006: £1,094 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2007: £1,129 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2008: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2009: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2010: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2011: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2012: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2013: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2014: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2015: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2016: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2017: £1,149 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2018: £1,173 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2019: £1,208 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2020: £1,251 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2021: £1,308 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2022: £1,308 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2023: £1,347 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2024: £1,417 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2025: £1,418 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2026: £1,543 £ a year · published 31 March 2026Year ending March 2027: £1,653 £ a year · published 31 March 2026
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Definition and caveats

The council tax set for a Band D dwelling by each Scottish council for the financial year, as reported to the Scottish Government on the Council Tax Assumptions return, excluding the water and sewerage charges Scottish Water bills alongside it.

Doesn’t measure: The bill on any particular dwelling: most dwellings are not in Band D, single-person discounts and the Council Tax Reduction scheme lower many bills, and water and sewerage charges are additional. It is not comparable with the English Band D figure, which includes police, fire and parish precepts.