Council Tax

Find out how to pay your Council Tax, if you are eligible for a discount and tell us of any changes in your circumstances.

Go paperless today, sign up for Council Tax e-billing.

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Pay Council Tax

You can use our online payments system to pay your Council Tax with a debit or credit card. Make sure you have your Council Tax account reference from your bill.

View your online account

You can access information on your Council Tax or Business Rate account 24/7.

Sign up for paperless billing / notices

You can view and start receiving your Council Tax bill and notices securely online.

It is important that you let us know when you move house, and about any other changes that may affect your Council Tax. If you are a landlord you can report tenancy changes. We can then update your Council Tax records.

Set up a Direct Debit

Set up a Direct Debit to easily pay your Council Tax, Rent, Business Rates, and other regular bills.

Get help with your Council Tax

Get help with your Council Tax if you're struggling to pay. Explore the options available for financial assistance.

Discounts, exemptions and empty properties

Find out if your property is exempt from Council Tax, if you qualify for a discount, or if you need to pay a premium.

Council Tax reminders and summons

If you are finding it difficult to pay your Council Tax it is important that you let us know as soon as possible.

Email, text and telephone reminders

Residents will receive digital reminders if they fall behind on their Council Tax payments.

Complete your Council Tax Review online

If you've received a review form, you can submit your response using our online forms.

Appeals

What to do if you disagree with your Council Tax amount and how to appeal.

Upload evidence for Council Tax

Upload documents or photos to provide evidence relating to your Council Tax account.

Challenges to the legality of Council Tax

The Freeman on the Land movement and similar groups commonly believe that people are only bound by the contracts and laws they have consented to. However, contract law and alleged rights under common law are not the same as legislation relating to the administration and collection of council tax.