Scottish Tories set out merits of a 'no' vote
The leader of the Scottish Conservatives has set out her party's plans to give Holyrood more tax-raising powers if the 'No' campaign wins this year's independence referendum.
The leader of the Scottish Conservatives has set out her party's plans to give Holyrood more tax-raising powers if the 'No' campaign wins this year's independence referendum.
The Conservatives are planning the "wholesale devolution of income tax" as part of their 2015 general election manifesto, the party's Scottish leader has said.
Ruth Davidson was speaking after the publication of a new report calling for the Scottish government to take on a range of new tax-raising powers that will bolster its standing relative to the UK Government in Westminster.
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