Council Tax: Datasets
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Council Tax Collection
Council tax is the main source of locally-raised income for local authorities. Council tax collection data analyses the amount of council tax that Welsh local authorities collected in each financial year.
View more information on Council Tax Collection on the StatsWales website
Council Tax Levels
Council tax is calculated based on the council tax band assigned to each dwelling. Properties in each Welsh local authority are assigned to one of nine valuation bands: A to I.
View more information on Council Tax Levels on the StatsWales website
Council Tax Dwellings
Council tax dwellings data provides details of the number of dwellings liable for council tax in Welsh local authorities for the financial year. The data also shows details of council tax discounts and exemptions.
View more information on Council Tax dwellings data on the StatsWales website
Accounts With Credits Written-On
This list includes Council Tax accounts that have a credit balance (+£20) that have been written-on. The data includes the credit amount written-on and the financial year it relates to. If you think you are entitled to an amount in this list you will need to complete a refund application form.
*This data is updated every June.
Council Tax Premiums
Under Section 139 of the Housing (Wales) Act 2014, the Council determined to charge a Council tax premium of 50% on long-term empty properties and periodically occupied properties with effect from the 1st April 2017.
Further information regarding premiums and the exceptions to premiums can be found here : Council Tax Premiums
Details on number of properties subject to a premium charge and the amount of Council Tax raised through premiums can be found here :
This dataset will be updated annually in April
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