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Policy paper: Welsh Rates of Income Tax outturn reconciliation for 2022-23

Hm Treasury

October 3
10:00 2024

Under the Fiscal Framework agreed between the UK and Welsh Governments in 2016, the Welsh Governments funding is initially based on forecasts of Income Tax and updated once actual Income Tax revenues are available.

Actual Income Tax data for 2022-23 replaces forecasts of Welsh Rates of Income Tax (made by the Office for Budget Responsibility) and forecasts of the associated Block Grant Adjustment (based on forecast of UK Government Income Tax made by the Office for Budget Responsibility).

This reconciliation process for 2022-23 can now be undertaken as HMRC have published 2022-23 Income Tax outturn data:

  • Welsh Rates of Income Tax receipts are higher than forecast at the time of the 2022-23 Welsh Budget so this will increase Welsh Government self-funding by 140 million in 2025-26
  • The associated Block Grant Adjustment is also higher than forecast at the time of the 2022-23 Welsh Budget so this will reduce Welsh Governments block grant funding by 87m in 2025-26
  • The net effect is a 53 million increase in the Welsh Governments overall funding for 2025-26.

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Published 3 October 2024

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