MORE than half of Scots expect to pay more tax if Scotland becomes independent, a new poll has found.
The Panelbase survey also found that less than half think a currency union with the rest of the UK is the most likely outcome in the event of a Yes vote.
The poll questioned more than 1000 people between January 29 and February 7.
It found that support for independence stands at 37%, with support for the union at 49%, while the remaining 14% are undecided.
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