Full question: Since 2016 the Scottish government has had the power to set the income tax rate and bands in Scotland and the Scottish and Westminster governments have made different decisions about increasing tax bands. As a result the higher rate tax band in Scotland is now different to that in England and Wales. In England and Wales people start paying the 40% rate of income tax on income over £45,000, in Scotland people start paying the 40% rate on income over £43,000. And more specifically, do you support or oppose Scotland charging the 40% rate of tax for those earning £43,000, rather than £45,000?

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• Would you support or oppose increasing the top rate of income tax from 45p to 50p?
• Do you support or oppose Scotland charging the 40% rate of tax for those earning £43,000, rather than £45,000 as in England and Wales?
• Is the party you intend to vote for your first choice of party, or are you voting tactically?
• How would you vote in a Scottish independence referendum if held now? (asked after the EU referendum)
• Do you think that Jeremy Corbyn is doing well or badly as leader of the Labour party?
• In hindsight, do you think Britain was right or wrong to vote to leave the European Union?
• Do you think Kezia Dugdale is doing well or badly as leader of the Scottish Labour party?
• Would you support or oppose increasing the rate of income tax paid by people like you in order to spend more on public services?
• Do you think Ruth Davidson is doing well or badly as leader of the Scottish Conservative party?
• Do you think that Theresa May is doing well or badly as Prime Minister?
• In principle, do you support or oppose Scotland having different tax bands to those in England and Wales?
• Do you think Nicola Sturgeon is doing well or badly as First Minister?
• Would you support or oppose increasing the rate of income tax paid by people like you in order to reverse cuts in welfare benefits?
• Which political party do you dislike the most?
• How would you be likely to vote in a UK General Election? (up to 2017 General Election)
• On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely is it that you would vote in a General Election?