One of President Trump Donald John TrumpSteele Dossier sub-source was subject of FBI counterintelligence probe Pelosi slams Trump executive order on pre-existing conditions: It 'isn't worth the paper it's signed on' Trump 'no longer angry' at Romney because of Supreme Court stance MORE’s golf resorts in Scotland will reportedly no longer receive a controversial tax break after a rule change by the Scottish government.

Trump Turnberry, one of Trump’s two luxury golf resorts in the country, received more than £100,000 (about $133,690) in business rates relief this year.

But the Scottish government announced that beginning next year, properties must have a “rateable value” of less than £1.5 million to be eligible for the tax break, according to the Sunday Herald. The Trump Turnberry’s rateable value is just over £1.6 million, or about $2.1 million.

Trump’s other golf property in Scotland does not qualify for the rebate, which is intended to help struggling businesses.

According to the report, this rule change will likely be seen as an intentional affront to Trump, with whom the Scottish National Party, which is currently in power, has a tense relationship.

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Scottish politicians praised the move, saying that Scottish taxpayers should not have to support Trump's businesses.

Patrick Harvie, a member of Scottish Parliament from the Green Party, told the Herald that “it’s bad enough that [Trump] has a business presence in Scotland.”

“It’s galling to learn that the public purse is giving him a helping hand,” he said. “His brand is toxic and Scotland is better off without any association with him or his businesses. Tax relief should go to folk who really need it.”

The Turnberry has been a source of controversy for Trump and the Scottish government. He has long opposed wind farms in the U.K., particularly one located near the golf course.

And the head of the Scottish Open said earlier this year that although the Turnberry was being considered to host the open in future years, Trump’s divisive politics have forced them to reconsider.