Council Tax Banding and Charges
Council Tax Charges
For the current year (2011/2012), we have set the Council Tax as shown in the table below for properties in each valuation band. The previous year's figures are also given. There has been a 0% increase in Council Tax for 2011/12 however, Scottish Water have decreased water charges but increased the waste-water charges. This has resulted in a 0% increase in your total Council Tax bill for 2011/12.
Council Tax Charges 2011/12
|
Band
|
Valuation
|
Council Tax
|
Water
|
Waste-water
|
Total
|
|
A
|
< £27,000
|
£768.00
|
£121.44
|
£140.94
|
£1,030.38
|
|
B
|
£27,000 - £34,999
|
£896.00
|
£141.68
|
£164.43
|
£1,202.11
|
|
C
|
£35,000 - £44,999
|
£1,024.00
|
£161.92
|
£187.92
|
£1,373.84
|
|
D
|
£45,000 - £57,999
|
£1,152.00
|
£182.16
|
£211.41
|
£1,545.57
|
|
E
|
£58,000 - £79,999
|
£1,408.00
|
£222.64
|
£258.39
|
£1,889.03
|
|
F
|
£80,000 - £105,999
|
£1,664.00
|
£263.12
|
£305.37
|
£2,232.49
|
|
G
|
£106,000 - £211,999
|
£1,920.00
|
£303.60
|
£352.35
|
£2,575.95
|
|
H
|
> £212,000
|
£2,304.00
|
£364.32
|
£422.82
|
£3,091.14
|
Council Tax Charges 2010/11
|
Band
|
Valuation
|
Council Tax
|
Water
|
Waste-water
|
Total
|
|
A
|
< £27,000
|
£768.00
|
£122.34
|
£140.04
|
£1,030.38
|
|
B
|
£27,000 - £34,999
|
£896.00
|
£142.73
|
£163.38
|
£1,202.11
|
|
C
|
£35,000 - £44,999
|
£1,024.00
|
£163.12
|
£186.72
|
£1,373.84
|
|
D
|
£45,000 - £57,999
|
£1,152.00
|
£183.51
|
£210.06
|
£1,545.57
|
|
E
|
£58,000 - £79,999
|
£1,408.00
|
£224.29
|
£256.74
|
£1,889.03
|
|
F
|
£80,000 - £105,999
|
£1,664.00
|
£265.07
|
£303.42
|
£2,232.49
|
|
G
|
£106,000 - £211,999
|
£1,920.00
|
£305.85
|
£350.10
|
£2,575.95
|
|
H
|
> £212,000
|
£2,304.00
|
£367.02
|
£420.12
|
£3,091.14
|
Joint and Several Liability
Residents of a property, whether privately owned or rented, are the persons generally liable for Council Tax. Those who are married and living together or are living with a partner as a husband and wife are jointly and severally liable for Council Tax. Residents who are joint owners or tenants of a property are jointly and severally liable. If a student is living with a non-student partner then the student cannot be held jointly and severally liable for Council Tax. Empty properties are the responsibility of the non-resident owners or tenants.