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My local authority is charging me 100% council tax for an empty dwelling. Is this allowed?

by guildy | 23 Mar 2011 | Council Tax

My property has been empty for a few months now. The council gave me the six month empty discount but six months has now passed and they are charging me the full amount of council tax rather than 50% which they used to charge. Are they allowed to do this?

Exempt Dwellings

by guildy | 17 Sep 2009 | Council Tax

There are various situations when a dwelling is exempt from being liable to council tax. This should not be confused with certain occupiers being entitled to a discount. Vacant and unoccupied dwellings The term ‘vacant’ refers to a dwelling which is both:...

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My local authority is charging me 100% council tax for an empty dwelling. Is this allowed?

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