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A week today we will publish our first Fiscal Sustainability Report, where we project Scottish Government revenues and spending over the next 50 years.
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Our chair Professor Graeme Roy looks ahead to the publication of our next set of economic and fiscal forecasts on 15 December @ProfGraemeRoy
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WATCH: Our chair Dame Susan Rice talks through some headline aspects of our five year forecasts for Scotland published today bit.ly/SEFF-May2022
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Our chair Dame Susan Rice will be standing down at the end of June when Professor Graeme Roy will become our new chair @ProfGraemeRoy
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In one week we’ll be publishing our five year forecasts for Scotland. If you’re not already a subscriber, you can register to get our reports sent straight to your inbox here: bit.ly/SFCsignup
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We’re pleased to be giving evidence this morning to @SP_SJSS committee. Watch it live on Scottish Parliament TV. #ScotBudget
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What does the future hold for Scottish public finances? Tomorrow we’ll publish our five year forecasts for Scotland to accompany the Scottish Government’s Budget announcement. Follow us on Twitter to get our headline figures. #ScotBudget
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Our website has details of our search for a new Chair and Commissioner. Prospective applicants can register for a webinar on these roles here bit.ly/SFCchairwebinar @scotpublicappts
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In 2020-21 the average Scottish house price was above £200,000 for the first time. We expect prices to stabilise in 2021-22, and grow in all years after that. Full report fiscalcommission.scot/public…
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The COVID-19 pandemic was declared a month after we published our forecasts on 6 February 2020. Find out how our forecasts for the economy, LBTT and SLfT and social security were affected by COVID-19 here: bit.ly/FERJuly2021
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As a result of the pandemic, social security spending was higher and devolved tax revenue lower in 2020-21 than we forecast at the start of the year in February. Find out more here bit.ly/FERJuly2021
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For this year's Voluntary Application award, we have selected two organisations as the joint winners and a highly commended runner-up.
Congratulations to @scotfisccomm for being the joint winner of our Voluntary Application award! 🏆
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Delighted on @worldstatsday to announce we’re joint winners of @statsregulation and @RoyalStatSoc award for voluntarily upholding standards of the Code of Practice for Statistics. Thanks to our data partners for contributing to our success #worldstatsday
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Our chair, Dame Susan Rice, sets out the qualities we're looking for in our search for a new Commissioner
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Ever thought you were misunderstood? Try being a wasp!!
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It’s the time of year when a long-handled apple picker can be a real boon - in the right hands of course..... #burgonandball #harrodhorticultural
I think @CMO_England is doing a good job in very difficult circs. Views?
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Today we published three reports: our Fiscal Update, Forecast Evaluation Report and Statement of Data Needs. bit.ly/SFC-Sep2020
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We’ll be discussing our Fiscal Update in a live webinar tomorrow. Open to all, it would be great for you to join us, sign up here bit.ly/sfc-event-sep2020



















