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Your guide to council tax and servicesBudget Report 2010 2011Thanks to the generous support of the featured advertisers, this booklet has been produced at no cost to Knowles MBC or its council taxpayers.

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How to fill out your council tax:

1. Gather all necessary documents and information: Before filling out your council tax form, make sure you have the required documents and information handy. This may include your council tax bill, personal details (such as your name, address, and contact information), proof of residency, and any relevant financial information.
2. Understand the sections: Familiarize yourself with the different sections of the council tax form. These sections typically include personal details, property information, and details about the individuals living in the property. Take your time to read through each section carefully and understand what information is required.
3. Provide accurate information: It is important to provide accurate and up-to-date information when filling out your council tax form. Double-check all the details you provide to ensure that everything is correct. This may include information regarding your property, your household size, and any exemptions or discounts you may be eligible for.
4. Calculate your council tax: If your council tax form requires you to calculate your own council tax, follow the instructions provided and enter the correct figures. This will usually involve assessing your property band, which determines the amount of council tax you need to pay based on your property's value.
5. Submit your form: Once you have completed filling out the council tax form, review it one last time to ensure accuracy. Make sure all required sections are completed, and all the necessary documents are attached. Then, follow the submission instructions provided on the form. This may involve mailing it to a specific address or submitting it online through the council's website.

Who needs to pay council tax:

1. Homeowners and tenants: Both homeowners and tenants are required to pay council tax. If you own the property, you are responsible for paying the council tax directly. If you are a tenant, your landlord may include the council tax as part of your rental agreement, or you may be responsible for paying it directly to the council.
2. Individuals occupying a property: Council tax is based on the occupancy of a property, so anyone living in a property may be required to pay council tax. This can include individuals, couples, families, or groups of people living together.
3. Individuals aged 18 or older: Generally, individuals aged 18 or older are liable to pay council tax. However, there are certain exemptions and discounts available for specific groups, such as students, disabled individuals, and those on low incomes. It is important to check with your local council to see if you qualify for any exemptions or discounts.
4. Property owners who leave their property unoccupied or unfurnished: If you are a property owner and leave your property unoccupied or unfurnished, you may still be liable for council tax. However, there are certain exemptions and discounts available for these situations.
5. Non-residential property owners: Non-residential property owners, such as owners of second homes or commercial properties, may also be liable for council tax. The specific rules and rates may vary depending on the property type and location, so it is important to check with your local council for the relevant information.

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What is how your council tax?

Council tax is a local tax on domestic property.

Who is required to file how your council tax?

Property owners or residents of a domestic property are required to file council tax.

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You can fill out your council tax online, by phone, or by mail using the forms provided by your local council.

What is the purpose of how your council tax?

The purpose of council tax is to help fund local services such as schools, police, and waste collection.

What information must be reported on how your council tax?

You must report details about the property, its occupants, and any applicable discounts or exemptions.

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