Council Tax
Council Tax is a form of local taxation that helps pay for local services, such as parks, street cleaning and the police. It is charged on all domestic properties and the amount payable depends upon the value of the property. The value of your property determines which valuation band it is placed in.
You will receive your Council Tax bill at the end of March each year, or as soon as you tell us you move into a property.
Online services
- Sign up for email bills
- Pay your council tax
- View your account
- Tell us about any changes to your circumstances
- Apply for reductions
Online forms
Availability
Monday to Friday - 9am to 5pmFrequently asked questions
- What is Council Tax?
- How is Council Tax calculated?
- What Council Tax Band is my property in?
- What do I do if I do not agree with the banding of my property?
- Who is liable to pay Council Tax?
- What standard of service can I expect to receive from the Council Tax Service?
- How can I tell you that I am moving in or moving out?
- Am I entitled to Council Tax Benefits?
- How do I claim a single person discount?
- I am a student, am I entitled to a reduction?
- What assistance is there for people with disabilities?
- Are there other reductions available?
- How can I pay my Council Tax and can I pay in instalments?
- Can I view my account balance online?
- Do you offer paperless billing?
- How do I report the death of a Council Tax payer?
- What happens if I don’t pay my Council Tax?
- Why have I received a reminder?
- Why have I received a summons?
- I have received a notice of liability order, what should I do?
- I’ve had a letter from the bailiff, what should I do?
- How can I comment on the service I have received?
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