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Council £150 after house move
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OP:
No is the answer.
If you move out, wait until the rebate, then try and claim a refund on council tax for the months you wern't living there, the rebate will be reclaimed too.
Stop trying to get a free £150.0 -
Happy valentine's Day huhelmer said:In Scotland you need to be resident on 14 Feb to be eligible to receive the £150 energy payment
I am assuming a similar date will be applicable in England as well
elmerAn answer isn't spam just because you don't like it......0 -
My council seems quite joined up on one council tax account per property - if someone else moves in and takes on responsibility they will know you have moved out.
But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
Lewis Carroll0 -
I am in the same situation, and it's not about getting a free £150, just getting treated the same as everyone else. I currently pay my council tax by direct debit but will be moving house on around 5th April to a different council area where I will personally again pay CT. Which council would be responsible for giving it to me? Or will I fall between the cracks and miss out?1
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Not quite the same situation as OP is moving in with parents. You will receive the £150 on 1st April from your existing council.law2468 said:I am in the same situation, and it's not about getting a free £150, just getting treated the same as everyone else. I currently pay my council tax by direct debit but will be moving house on around 5th April to a different council area where I will personally again pay CT. Which council would be responsible for giving it to me? Or will I fall between the cracks and miss out?
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-council-tax-rebate-2022-23-billing-authority-guidance/support-for-energy-bills-the-council-tax-rebate-2022-23-billing-authority-guidance
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