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Maybe different councils have different policies regarding council tax.
My mother's house had furniture in it; council never asked; they told me straight away without my asking that council tax wouldn't be payable for 6 months from the date of probate. (Nottingham).0 -
Maybe different councils have different policies regarding council tax.
My mother's house had furniture in it; council never asked; they told me straight away without my asking that council tax wouldn't be payable for 6 months from the date of probate. (Nottingham).
no, i just checked the council website and yep, they should be exempt.0 -
In many areas 2007 prices won't provide good comparisons.WeAreGhosts wrote: »Property is £325k, 3 beds, nothing in the street or the next street (with comparable properties) have sold for more than £300k in last 10 years. apart from next door which sold in 2007 for £310, but it was move in condition (the one i am looking at isn't).0 -
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