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The implications of Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy Act
This new legislation represents a significant shift in how local authorities in Scotland can manage the impact of tourism on their infrastructure and resources
The Visitor Levy Act, which was passed by the Scottish Parliament in May 2024 and received Royal Assent shortly after in July, grants local councils the authority to implement a tax on overnight accommodation, commonly referred to as a “visitor levy” or “tourist tax”.
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