Reform UK’s tax plan heavily benefits top earners, sparking criticism over fairness and public service risks.

Reform UK’s proposed Scottish tax cuts would deliver vastly larger benefits to high earners, with a £1 million earner gaining £41,431 annually, while lower earners see minimal changes. The plan, which reduces income tax rates by three percentage points, has drawn criticism for favoring the wealthy and risking public services. Police Scotland continues to increase informant spending to £350,000 annually, citing effectiveness in combating organized crime and gang violence.