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Do you support or oppose changes to income tax in Scotland that would mean, compared to people in England and Wales, taxpayers earning less than £26,000 will pay less tax, and those earning more than £26,000 will pay more tax?

Fieldwork dates: 12 January 2018 - 16 January 2018
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Do you support or oppose changes to income tax in Scotland that would mean, compared to people in England and Wales, taxpayers earning less than £26,000 will pay less tax, and those earning more than £26,000 will pay more tax?
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Pollster		 16 January 2018
Poll by YouGov
Support 54%
Oppose 27%
Don't know 19%
Refused 0%

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Last month the Scottish government announced changes to income tax. The effect of the change will be that compared to people in England and Wales taxpayers earning less than £26,000 will pay less tax, and those earning more than £26,000 will pay more tax. From what you have seen or heard, do you support or oppose these changes to income tax in Scotland?

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