Full question: As you may know, the Scottish Government has decided to give local councils power to decide whether they want to introduce two new taxes and, if so, what the rate of that tax would be: the first is a tax which would be paid by tourists visiting Scotland and the second is a tax which would be paid by motorists who use their car to get to work. With this in mind, which one of the following statements comes closest to your view?

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

• Who do you think makes the decisions for setting income tax for tax payers in Scotland?
• Who do you think makes the decisions for setting VAT for tax payers in Scotland?
• Who do you think makes the decisions for setting corporation tax for tax payers in Scotland?
• Who do you think makes the decisions for setting Land and Buildings Transaction Tax for tax payers in Scotland?
• Thinking broadly about the tax system in Scotland, do you agree or disagree that the tax system in Scotland is clear and easy to understand?
• Thinking broadly about the tax system in Scotland, do you agree or disagree that Scots need better information about how taxes are decided in Scotland?
• Thinking broadly about the tax system in Scotland, do you agree or disagree that the relationship between UK-wide and Scottish taxes is easy to understand?
• How aware are you of the new Scottish Taxpayer status introduced in 2016, outlining who is a Scottish taxpayer for the new Scottish Income Tax, and how much do you understand about it?
• Do you think the Scottish government should have the power to introduce all new taxes and to set the rates in all parts of Scotland or should they have the power to introduce all new taxes but local councils should have the power to set the rates or should the Scottish government not have the power to introduce new taxes?