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Council tax band differences
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            No way is that a Band G!!! I would have thought Band E max, possibly only a Band D.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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            Ex-council semi in East Anglia should be band B or C.0
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            put your offer in and in the mean time ask the council to assess the property for you, if you dont like the banding then walk away.Be Alert..........Britain needs lerts.0
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            If a property has been extended which may result in a council tax band change after a relevant transation this will show in the improvement indicator column on the voa website. Only the existing band will be shown prior to this and there will be no indication as to whether the band will change or what it will change to, only that it is pending review.
 Either the description of currently Band C is incorrect or the VOA website giving band G is incorrect. Given the other details it sounds more likely to be the latter.0
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            Ask the vendor for a copy of the latest council tax billGather ye rosebuds while ye may0
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            Ex-council semi in East Anglia should be band B or C.
 The sale price would suggest a Band D. Either this is in an expensive part of E Anglia, e.g. Cambridge, Southwold, Aldeburgh or it is part of a small council built rural development and has a large plot.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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            If a property has been extended which may result in a council tax band change after a relevant transation this will show in the improvement indicator column on the voa website. Only the existing band will be shown prior to this and there will be no indication as to whether the band will change or what it will change to, only that it is pending review.
 Absolutely correct
 Either the description of currently Band C is incorrect or the VOA website giving band G is incorrect. Given the other details it sounds more likely to be the latter.
 If it is the latter, you would have thought the occupier would have realised after 18 years of paying Council Tax!If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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            If it is the latter, you would have thought the occupier would have realised after 18 years of paying Council Tax!
 I meant it's most likely that the information the VOA holds is incorrect and the local authority who issues the bill hold the correct details. I know that sometimes the VOA key in an incorrect reference number so not outside the realms of possibility that they'd also key in the wrong band.0
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            VOA maintain the Valuation List and inform council of the band. It's only on computer now, there hasn't been a printed copy for at least 10 years. So what council has is what VOA has told them. Although I'm ex VOA and dealt with CT appeals, I never got involved with the mechanics of altering/preparing/producing Valuation Lists, so I don't know how the info is input on to the website. It was probably done by a download from software.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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