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What are valuation bands?

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Valuation bands are used to work out how much the tax should be.

Your Council Tax demand shows the band of your property.
The different bands are based on the values below.
BANDVALUE
A£40,000 or less
B£40,001 to £52.000
C£52.001 to £68,000
D£68,001 to £88,000
E£88,001 to £ 120.000
F£120.001 to £160,000
G£160,001 to £320,000
Hmore than £320,000

The values are based on what the property would have sold for on 1st April 1991. They are worked out by the Listing Officer, who is separate from the Council. You can appeal if you feel your property has not been valued correctly - please see "Council Tax Benefit Appeals" for more information.

To find out which band your property is in visit the Valuation Office Agency website.

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