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Your guide to your council tax 2018/192Welcome Your council tax helps us, Braintree District Council, to provide much needed services in our communities. It also pays for the services provided by

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How to fill out council tax and parish

1. To fill out council tax and parish forms, follow these steps:
2. Gather all necessary documents such as property details, personal identification, and financial information.
3. Complete the personal details section including your name, address, and contact information.
4. Provide accurate information about the property, including its value, ownership details, and any exemptions or discounts you may be eligible for.
5. Fill in the financial details section, including your income, savings, and any benefits or allowances you receive.
6. Specify the method of payment for council tax and parish charges. You can choose to pay in installments or through direct debit.
7. Review the completed form for any errors or missing information before submitting it.
8. Submit the filled-out form to the appropriate council tax office or online portal.
9. Keep a copy of the form for your records and follow up with the council tax office if necessary.

Who needs council tax and parish?

1. Council tax and parish are applicable to individuals who own or rent a property in a local authority area.
2. Anyone who resides in the UK and occupies a residential property, whether it's a house, flat, or even a room, is required to pay council tax and parish charges.
3. Council tax is used to fund local services such as rubbish collection, street maintenance, and schools, while parish charges support specific parish activities and services.
4. It is the responsibility of the occupier or property owner to pay these charges, regardless of whether they are an individual, a couple, or a family.
5. Certain exemptions, discounts, or reductions may apply depending on factors like age, income, disability, or property status, but generally, council tax and parish apply to all eligible residents.

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What is council tax and parish?

Council tax is a tax on domestic property set by local authorities to help pay for local services. Parish tax may also be charged by specific parish councils for additional services within their area.

Who is required to file council tax and parish?

Property owners or tenants residing in a designated area where council tax and parish taxes are imposed are required to file.

How to fill out council tax and parish?

Council tax and parish forms can usually be filled out online or submitted by mail to the local authority responsible for collecting these taxes.

What is the purpose of council tax and parish?

The purpose of council tax and parish taxes is to fund local services such as waste collection, road maintenance, and community facilities.

What information must be reported on council tax and parish?

Information such as property value, number of residents, and any exemptions or discounts that may apply must be reported on council tax and parish forms.