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Land and Buildings Transaction Tax, Scotland

Official statistics, not accredited; the latest two years are provisional

Land and Buildings Transaction Tax due on returns Revenue Scotland received each month since April 2015, £ million: on residential purchases excluding the Additional Dwelling Supplement, the supplement itself and non-residential purchases, with the total.

Total LBTT due

£86m

Sep 2026 · provisional

Verified against source, 1 November 2026, 12:17 UTC
Land and Buildings Transaction Tax, Scotland
  • Residential, excluding ADS
  • Additional Dwelling Supplement, residential
  • Non-residential, excluding ADS
  • Total
£0m£50m£100m£150mApr 15Mar 17Feb 19Jan 21Dec 22Nov 24Sep 26

Source: Revenue Scotland. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Data table

138 periods, newest first

PeriodResidential, excluding ADSAdditional Dwelling Supplement, residentialNon-residential, excluding ADSTotal
Sep 2026£48m£25m£12m£86m
Aug 2026£52m£24m£11m£88m
Jul 2026£53m£23m£15m£92m
Jun 2026£47m£20m£15m£82m
May 2026£40m£18m£11m£70m
Apr 2026£37m£17m£17m£72m
Mar 2026£36m£16m£19m£71m
Feb 2026£31m£14m£14m£60m
Jan 2026£32m£14m£14m£60m
Dec 2025£47m£18m£26m£92m
Nov 2025£48m£18m£23m£90m
Oct 2025£53m£20m£14m£87m
Sep 2025£54m£18m£19m£93m
Aug 2025£51m£18m£22m£91m
Jul 2025£52m£19m£31m£103m
Jun 2025£45m£16m£18m£80m
May 2025£37m£15m£16m£68m
Apr 2025£38m£14m£16m£70m
Mar 2025£34m£14m£27m£75m
Feb 2025£29m£13m£15m£58m
Jan 2025£29m£11m£17m£58m
Dec 2024£45m£14m£26m£86m
Nov 2024£45m£15m£22m£83m
Oct 2024£48m£16m£20m£85m
Sep 2024£42m£13m£18m£74m
Aug 2024£49m£15m£14m£78m
Jul 2024£52m£16m£20m£89m
Jun 2024£39m£12m£14m£66m
May 2024£38m£14m£18m£70m
Apr 2024£36m£12m£22m£71m
Mar 2024£30m£12m£17m£59m
Feb 2024£23m£10m£18m£51m
Jan 2024£26m£10m£9m£45m
Dec 2023£36m£13m£28m£77m
Nov 2023£40m£14m£14m£69m
Oct 2023£41m£14m£10m£65m
Sep 2023£39m£14m£15m£68m
Aug 2023£43m£14m£19m£76m
Jul 2023£41m£14m£16m£71m
Jun 2023£40m£15m£18m£74m
May 2023£34m£14m£12m£60m
Apr 2023£29m£12m£17m£59m
Mar 2023£30m£14m£19m£63m
Feb 2023£24m£11m£12m£47m
Jan 2023£26m£10m£14m£51m
Dec 2022£42m£12m£22m£78m
Nov 2022£48m£14m£21m£83m
Oct 2022£50m£15m£16m£82m
Sep 2022£45m£14m£19m£78m
Aug 2022£49m£15m£16m£80m
Jul 2022£46m£13m£17m£76m
Jun 2022£38m£12m£18m£68m
May 2022£36m£12m£20m£68m
Apr 2022£32m£12m£21m£64m
Mar 2022£31m£12m£23m£66m
Feb 2022£27m£10m£23m£60m
Jan 2022£27m£10m£19m£56m
Dec 2021£39m£14m£34m£88m
Nov 2021£42m£15m£18m£76m
Oct 2021£41m£14m£21m£76m
Sep 2021£39m£13m£15m£67m
Aug 2021£43m£14m£21m£78m
Jul 2021£42m£13m£20m£75m
Jun 2021£40m£12m£25m£77m
May 2021£26m£10m£15m£51m
Apr 2021£18m£8m£15m£42m
Mar 2021£38m£17m£16m£71m
Feb 2021£21m£10m£10m£41m
Jan 2021£19m£9m£10m£38m
Dec 2020£39m£15m£22m£76m
Nov 2020£32m£12m£14m£57m
Oct 2020£31m£13m£17m£61m
Sep 2020£23m£11m£11m£46m
Aug 2020£13m£8m£11m£32m
Jul 2020£14m£5m£14m£33m
Jun 2020£13m£4m£6m£24m
May 2020£7m£3m£7m£17m
Apr 2020£7m£3m£4m£14m
Mar 2020£18m£8m£11m£37m
Feb 2020£17m£8m£17m£43m
Jan 2020£18m£8m£20m£46m
Dec 2019£30m£11m£19m£61m
Nov 2019£26m£11m£11m£48m
Oct 2019£28m£11m£15m£54m
Sep 2019£27m£10m£16m£54m
Aug 2019£27m£11m£17m£56m
Jul 2019£28m£10m£21m£60m
Jun 2019£25m£10m£15m£49m
May 2019£23m£9m£14m£47m
Apr 2019£20m£9m£16m£46m
Mar 2019£18m£8m£17m£42m
Feb 2019£12m£5m£12m£29m
Jan 2019£18m£8m£15m£41m
Dec 2018£24m£8m£22m£55m
Nov 2018£25m£9m£17m£52m
Oct 2018£26m£9m£14m£49m
Sep 2018£25m£8m£10m£43m
Aug 2018£27m£9m£20m£56m
Jul 2018£25m£8m£18m£51m
Jun 2018£24m£8m£22m£54m
May 2018£19m£7m£14m£40m
Apr 2018£18m£6m£17m£41m
Mar 2018£18m£7m£17m£42m
Feb 2018£16m£5m£12m£33m
Jan 2018£16m£6m£20m£42m
Dec 2017£24m£8m£28m£59m
Nov 2017£23m£8m£28m£59m
Oct 2017£23m£8m£18m£50m
Sep 2017£25m£8m£14m£47m
Aug 2017£28m£9m£12m£49m
Jul 2017£26m£8m£10m£45m
Jun 2017£23m£8m£11m£43m
May 2017£20m£8m£12m£41m
Apr 2017£18m£7m£19m£44m
Mar 2017£17m£7m£19m£43m
Feb 2017£13m£6m£11m£30m
Jan 2017£13m£5m£14m£33m
Dec 2016£20m£9m£19m£48m
Nov 2016£20m£8m£19m£47m
Oct 2016£21m£8m£16m£45m
Sep 2016£19m£7m£11m£38m
Aug 2016£22m£7m£12m£41m
Jul 2016£20m£7m£11m£38m
Jun 2016£19m£6m£16m£41m
May 2016£14m£4m£13m£32m
Apr 2016£16m£2m£15m£33m
Mar 2016£21m–£33m£54m
Feb 2016£12m–£10m£22m
Jan 2016£13m–£12m£25m
Dec 2015£20m–£35m£54m
Nov 2015£21m–£22m£43m
Oct 2015£20m–£15m£34m
Sep 2015£19m–£16m£34m
Aug 2015£21m–£15m£37m
Jul 2015£19m–£18m£37m
Jun 2015£19m–£14m£33m
May 2015£11m–£13m£24m
Apr 2015£7m–£11m£18m

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Source and licence

Publisher
Revenue Scotland
Check it yourself
https://revenue.scot/news-publications/publications/statistics/land-buildings-transaction-tax-statistics/monthly-land-buildings-transaction-tax-lbtt
Licence
Open Government Licence v3.0 – Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Retrieved
1 November 2026, 12:16 UTC
Raw files fetched

Verification

Verified against source, 1 November 2026, 12:17 UTC Run at 1 November 2026, 12:17 UTC; 552 of 552 figures matched the live source.

ResultCheckDetail
PassProvenance recordedRevenue Scotland; Open Government Licence v3.0; retrieved 2026-11-01T12:16:21Z; 2 raw file(s)
PassRaw files match recorded SHA-2562 of 2 files intact
PassRe-parsing raw files reproduces figures552 of 552 figures and the headline reproduced
PassFigures are finite numbers552 figures, 0 invalid
PassLive source matches every figure552 of 552 figures match exactly after downloading 2 source file(s) again (1 byte-identical); the headline matches
PassRevenue Scotland file is currentlatest period 2026-09 ended 32 days before retrieval (limit 75)
PassRelease page agrees2 of 2 figures the page states match https://revenue.scot/news-publications/publications/statistics/land-buildings-transaction-tax-statistics/monthly-land-buildings-transaction-tax-lbtt/land-buildings-transaction-tax-lbtt-monthly-2
PassSource page answershttps://revenue.scot/news-publications/publications/statistics/land-buildings-transaction-tax-statistics/monthly-land-buildings-transaction-tax-lbtt – HTTP 200

Notes

  • Tax due as taxpayers declared it on returns received in each month, not tax collected. The Additional Dwelling Supplement began in April 2016; the small amount due on non-residential returns is in the total only.
  • HMRC's property transactions count completions of £40,000 or more, so they are not a check on these figures. Revenue Scotland marks each month provisional for two years.