Full question: Would you support the rate of income tax being raised by a penny for people earning between £ 11,001 and £ 43,000 in Scotland, while remaining at 20p in the Pound in the rest of the UK – if the extra tax receipts were invested in services such as schools, or to reverse austerity cuts?

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

• Should Trident be scrapped or maintained?
• If a majority of people in the UK voted for the UK to leave the EU, would you support another referendum on Scottish independence?
• Do you think leaving the EU would be good or bad for trade, jobs and the economy?
• If a majority of people in the UK voted for the UK to leave the EU, how would you vote in another Scottish independence referendum?
• In the event of the UK, including Scotland leaving the EU, do you think that we would be more or less vulnerable to terrorism?
• Would you support income tax being raised by a penny for people in Scotland, while staying the same in the rest of the UK – if the extra tax receipts were invested in services or to reverse austerity cuts?
• Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?
• If the UK votes to remain in the European Union, will the number of immigrants into Scotland be higher or will it fall?
• Would you support or oppose the top rate of income tax being raised to 50%, even it remains at 45% in the rest of the UK?
• Regardless of the outcome of the EU referendum, do you think there should be another referendum on independence for Scotland in the next five years?
• Should Scotland vote to remain in the EU but the UK votes to leave, should Scots know whether an independent Scotland could remain in the EU before a second independence referendum is held?