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Home » ‘Mansion tax’ to double rates on Scotland’s most expensive homes | UK News
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‘Mansion tax’ to double rates on Scotland’s most expensive homes | UK News

By britishbulletin.com6 July 20261 Min Read
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Currently, Scotland has eight council tax bands, from A to H.

Rates can be altered by local authorities, meaning they vary across the country.

Under the government proposals, two new bands would be created. Band I would be for homes valued between £1m and £2m, and band J for homes worth more than that.

The average annual bill for households in the current highest bracket – Band H – is about £4,051, according to the government.

The bill for homes in the new Band I could rise to about £4,800 under the proposals.

House in Band J face a potential increase to about £7,651.

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