Your property has been put into a council tax band based on the value of your house on 1st of April 2003. The price of your home today is not a good guide as to what your band should be.
Your bill states which band applies to your home.
| Valuation Band | Range of Value | County Borough
£ | Police
£ | Town/Community Council (Average)
£ | Total (Average)
£ |
|---|
| A |
Up to and including £44,000 |
958.77 |
211.20 |
32.13 |
1,202.10 |
| B |
£44,001 to £65,000 |
1,118.56 |
246.40 |
37.48 |
1,402.44 |
| C |
£65,001 to £91,000 |
1,278.36 |
281.60 |
42.84 |
1,602.80 |
| D |
£91,001 to £123,000 |
1,438.15 |
316.80 |
48.19 |
1,803.14 |
| E |
£123,001 to £162,000 |
1,757.74 |
387.20 |
58.90 |
2,203.84 |
| F |
£162,001 to £223,000 |
2,077.33 |
457.60 |
69.61 |
2,604.54 |
| G |
£223,001 to £324,000 |
2,396.92 |
528.00 |
80.32 |
3,005.24 |
| H |
£324,001 to £424,000 |
2,876.30 |
633.60 |
96.38 |
3,606.28 |
| I |
£424,001 and above |
3,355.68 |
739.20 |
112.44 |
4,207.32 |
What can I do if I think my banding is wrong?
The Valuation Office Agency sets the bands for council tax properties and the rateable values for non-domestic properties.
If you wish to appeal against your banding or rateable value you need to contact the Valuation Office and not the Council.
You can contact the Valuation Office:
On the website: Contact VOA - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
By telephone: 03000 505 505
You must continue to pay your existing bill while you are waiting for the results of an appeal.