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I recently remortgaged in Sept 06 and the house was valued at £95,000 so if i put that in the calculator its comes up with 1991 value of £32,000 (approx) therefore below £40,000 should be band A (Currently in band
. But the my house needs work doing to it which has de-valued the property which wasn't an issue in 91.
I have yesterday had a reply from VOA about how i have no right ect but they will review the banding, and if I have any evidence then to submit this. But has anybody submitted any evidence that has helped? because i'm not sure i have anything that will help.
What strikes me is that there are some really nice house on my street and half pay band A and half are band B, but mine is shamefully one of the worst. Does this affect their decision at all or is it all based on 1991?0 -
Hiya I'm new to this thread so sorry if this already asked and answered, I bought my house in 1998 and sold it in 2005, using this site I have found that my old property is/was rated band E and the similar properties either side are band D. can i claim even though i have sold and moved on???0
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Me again, further to above, if i'm unable to claim but the new owners claim and get a reducton can i then claim back for the time i lived there????0
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paul1e wrote:Hiya I'm new to this thread so sorry if this already asked and answered, I bought my house in 1998 and sold it in 2005, using this site I have found that my old property is/was rated band E and the similar properties either side are band D. can i claim even though i have sold and moved on???
Simple answer - nope! Read some posts a few pages back for explanation, but once you sold up you can no longer ask for a rebanding. If the new owners get a rebanding you may get some money back tho'.
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I've recently moved into my grandad's house which he bought last year. He has lived there for about 20 years. He died and I'm moving in so can I claim back any CT? Even though I don't pay CT because I'm a student (I haven't told them I'm a student yet)0
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