We understand that you might have questions about your council tax banding, or any other aspect of the council tax list entry, which is why we are here to help. Contacting us is easy and we will always offer a friendly and professional service. If you choose to employ someone to handle this for you, you should be aware that you are likely to be charged a fee for any work carried out on your behalf, even if this involves only giving advice and information.
You can check your band and those of neighbouring properties on this web site. If you feel your band is wrong, you can talk to us and there is no fee to pay.
Call your local office on 0845 602 1507 (England) or 0845 600 1748 (Wales).
Fraudsters are calling council taxpayers telling them their council tax band has been reduced, and requesting bank details and dates of birth to process the refund. If you receive such a call contact the police. Your local office can help if you have a query relating to your council tax banding.
One of the main responsibilities of the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) is allocating the correct council tax band to all homes in England and Wales.
The most recent revaluation of council tax bands in Wales came into effect on 1 April 2005. The current council tax bands in England came into effect on 1 April 1993. There are no current plans to carry out a council tax revaluation in England and Wales.
Wherever you live, you can check your current council tax band in the Council tax list Taxpayers in Wales can also look at their previous band.
Further council tax information can also be accessed below.
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