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New Build Council Tax Banding Seems High
glens73
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We have recently moved from a 3 bedroom house to a 4 bedroom house and the council tax banding has increased from C to F. It is a much bigger house and has more floor space but enough to merit an increase of £800 a year??
The house we've moved into is a new build. I have asked the Valuation agency to send me an appeal (proposal) form but I have no idea how to actually appeal on a new build as all the other houses of the same type on our estate are all listed as band F.
I have used a website called Project Analyser as a guide and they are indicating it should be a band D (sorry as a new user can't post the actual link)
The Nationwide have indicated it should be a band E.
Does anyone have any advice of how to appeal the banding? How do they evaluate it? (is it based on the floor space?)
Thanks in advance for your help.
The house we've moved into is a new build. I have asked the Valuation agency to send me an appeal (proposal) form but I have no idea how to actually appeal on a new build as all the other houses of the same type on our estate are all listed as band F.
I have used a website called Project Analyser as a guide and they are indicating it should be a band D (sorry as a new user can't post the actual link)
The Nationwide have indicated it should be a band E.
Does anyone have any advice of how to appeal the banding? How do they evaluate it? (is it based on the floor space?)
Thanks in advance for your help.
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I did the same, I got the same result, so it appears correct to me. Sorry
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