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Baillif coming
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A most unsatisfactory way of bringing additional revenue into the councils at the expense of vulnerable individuals who are already struggling to make ends meet.
Not forgetting those people who wilfully refuse to pay their council tax:rolleyes:WARNING!Alcohol can make you think you are more interesting and attractive than you actually are.....0 -
I take your point, but I do think that "wilful refusal" to pay council tax is rare, it is more to do with not being able to afford to pay.
You only have to see the news this morning to hear that the CAB are now receiving 6,000 debt enquiries PER DAY and that the CCCS are saying that the average debt of a person seeking their companies help is now £38,000 !!!0
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