Exempt from Council Tax
In certain circumstances an exemption from paying
Council Tax can apply when a property is unoccupied and has
insufficient furnishings to enable someone to live in the property
(unfurnished). In some cases a property can be occupied and an
exemption will still apply.
A full list of exemptions is given below. The
information given on this page is intended as a guide only. For
full details of whether a particular exemption applies, please
contact us.
To apply for Council Tax exemption please complete the the
on line application form.
- Properties in need of or undergoing major structural repair
work or alterations (Class A)
- Unoccuped properties owned by a charity (Class B)
- Empty and unfurnished property (Class
C)
- A property left empty by a person in detention (Class D)
- A property left empty by a person in a care home (Class E)
- A property whose owner has died (Class
F)
- Properties which cannot be occupied by law (Class G)
- An empty property awaiting occupation by a minister of religion
(Class H)
- An empty property from which the occupier has moved to
receive care elsewhere (Class I)
- An empty property from which the owner has moved to
provide care elsewhere (Class J)
- Properties left empty by students (Class K)
- Properties which have been repossessed (Class L)
- Halls of Residence (Class M)
- Properties occupied by students (Class
N)
- Properties occupied as armed forces accommodation (Class O)
- Properties occupied by members of visiting forces (Class P)
- Properties left empty by a bankrupt (Class Q)
- Empty caravan pitches and boat moorings (Class R)
- Properties occupied by people aged under 18 (Class S)
- Unoccupied annexes (Class T)
- Properties occupied by severely mentally impaired people
(Class U)
- Properties occupied by foreign diplomats (Class V)
- Occupied annexes (Granny annexes) (Class W)
This webpage was updated on
2/21/2012