Revenue Scotland is a brand that focuses on Scottish Landfill Tax (SLfT), which is the substitute for the current UK Landfill Tax. As an environmental tax, SLfT aims to compensate for the adverse effects on our environment resulting from unsustainable production and consumption. Since its inception on April 1, 2015, SLfT has been an integral part of Scotland's Zero Waste Plan.

It promotes waste prevention, reuse, and recycling, thus ensuring the circulation of valuable resources within the Scottish economy. In addition, SLfT plays a role in deterring illegal dumping by bringing such activities under the tax scope, ensuring that those found guilty are subjected to both environmental penalties and SLfT charges. Revenue Scotland collaborates closely with the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) and has a data-sharing arrangement with them.

They also enforce compliance with SLfT legislation through engagement, education, and enforcement actions, including civil penalties and prosecutions. As a result, Revenue Scotland plays a pivotal role in preserving the environment and promoting sustainable practices in Scotland