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Council Tax Bands

Your property will have been placed into one of eight valuation bands by the Listing Officer of the Valuation Office Agency (part of the Inland Revenue) according to its value on 1st April 1991

Bands and Charges

Your property will have been placed into one of eight valuation bands by the Listing Officer of the Valuation Office Agency (part of the Inland Revenue) according to its value on 1st April 1991. If your property did not exist at this date, its value is adjusted back as if it did.

The band which applies to your property is shown on your Council Tax bill.

Tax Bands for England

Band Aupto £40,000
Band B£40,001 to £52,000
Band C£52,001 to £68,000
Band D£68,001 to £88,000
Band E£88,001 to £120,000
Band F£120,001 to £160,000
Band G£160,000 to £320,000
Band Hover £320,000

You can work out your Council Tax charge by viewing the tables below.  Your Council Tax band is shown on your Council Tax Bill or is available from the Valuation Office Website.

The figures in the table show the amount for a full year. The figures include the County, District and Parish charge where apllicable, plus additional precepts for Staffordshire Police Authority and Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire Fire Authority.

2008-2009 Charges

2009-2010 Charges

2010-2011 Charges

2011-2012 Charges

2012-2013 Charges

2013-2014 Charges

2014-2015 Charges

2015-2016 Charges

2016-2017 Charges

2017-2018 Charges

2018-2019 Charges

2019-2020 Charges

How to Appeal to the Valuation Office against your Council Tax

You only have 6 months from becoming the taxpayer of a property to appeal against your banding. After this time limit you may only appeal if the value has been reduced because part of the property has been demolished or part or all of it is now used as a business.

Even if you appeal you must continue to pay your Council Tax based on the current banding of your property. If your appeal is successful, we will send you a refund for any overpayments you have made.

How to Appeal?

Appeals should be made in writing to:-
The Listing Officer,
5th Floor,
Crown House,
Birch Street,
Wolverhampton
WV1 4DS

Telephone: 03000507200

Website: www.voa.gov.uk

 

Last Updated: 21/03/2019

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