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Council tax bands email template

A civic explainer about a challengeable and often wrong figure.

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Bands were assigned quickly and never systematically reviewed. If your neighbours in identical houses are in a lower band, that is a challengeable position.

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  • Preheader
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From
Upwood Understanding Two
Subject
Bands were set in 1991 and many are wrong
Preheader
Checking your neighbours takes five minutes.

Explainer

Set in 1991 by drive-by valuation, and a good number are wrong

Bands were assigned quickly and never systematically reviewed. If your neighbours in identical houses are in a lower band, that is a challengeable position.

How bands were set

By valuers driving past in 1991 and estimating. Whole streets were often banded together and individual errors were never corrected.

How to check

The band of every property is public. If identical neighbouring houses are lower, that is the basis of a challenge.

The risk

A challenge can raise your band as well as lower it, and can affect neighbours. Check the comparison carefully before starting.

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Civic guides go out monthly. This is general information rather than advice.

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