Performance Report

Introduction 

This performance overview serves as a summary to provide readers with a clear and comprehensive understanding of Revenue Scotland, our purpose, and our performance over the reporting period. This section summarises our strategic outcomes, our performance in relation to these outcomes, and the management of key risks.

The performance overview begins by detailing our key functions, our governance structure, before discussing our progress against the strategic outcomes outlined in our Corporate Plan 2021-24

Annual Report and Accounts 2023-24 - Devolved Taxes Accounts

Foreword

Welcome to the Revenue Scotland ‘Annual Report and Accounts for the Devolved Taxes for 2023-24’. 

Revenue Scotland is responsible for the collection and management of Scotland’s devolved taxes – currently Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) and Scottish Landfill Tax (SLfT). Amounts received from the collection of the devolved taxes, less any permitted deductions, are paid into the Scottish Consolidated Fund in accordance with the Revenue Scotland and Tax Powers Act 2014 (RSTPA).

Opportunity to become a co-opted member of the Revenue Scotland’s Audit and Risk Committee and Staffing and Equalities Committee

Dear Applicant,

Are you looking to learn how a public body operates and have ambitions to become a future non-executive Board member? Do you have relevant experience to contribute to discussions and decision making which will assist in its ongoing development and success?

Aidan O’Carroll, Chair, reappointed to the Revenue Scotland Board

We are pleased to confirm that Aidan O’Carroll has been reappointed as Chair of the Revenue Scotland Board by Ivan McKee MSP, Minister for Public Finance.

Aidan O’Carroll has been Revenue Scotland Chair since August 2021, where his extensive experience has helped to give insights into wider regulatory trends, organisational transformations as well as being a leadership mentor, which are of great value to Revenue Scotland. 

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