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dannymccann |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 19:31 |
Or leave her registered at her mums or something? :o | |
ShEp |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 18:30 |
Maybe I should sack off the girlfriend then :) | |
K17STY |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 18:14 |
Single person discount ;) 25% off | |
ShEp |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 17:54 |
Cheers Laura, | |
Laura |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 17:51 |
quote: Newly built houses are all visited by an assessor, as are properties that have had extensions etc but only when there is a new purchaser and not for existing owner. Also, 1993 typo was an error, as my link to the assessors site confirms. Valuations are 1991, but Council Tax was introduced in 1993. I don't know anything about Council Tax or Benefits in England but thats how it is up here. If you have any questions contact your local council or visit your local office. Point of the matter is, bedrooms mean jack shit in Scotland. The answer to your original question :thumbs: | |
Cosmo |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 13:28 |
quote: You sure? As Im betting their would be no difference if you had 1 person living in a 10,000sq ft house or 6. | |
stubbsy05 |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 13:26 |
Council TAx goes by number of people living at property. | |
Cosmo |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 13:21 |
quote: Well it depends on the value of the house, which is partly down to the area you live in (plus a hell of a load of other factors!). | |
Kathryn W |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 13:17 |
Council tax around here isn't effected by the number of bedrooms you have. | |
Cosmo |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 13:02 |
quote: But does she pay business rates on that room? | |
Twiggy |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 12:56 |
My Mrs claims back rent/tax back as we use our 4th bedroom as her office | |
Cosmo |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 10:14 |
I also thought it was based on 1991 prices, not 1993? | |
dannymccann |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 08:54 |
How do you value a house on 1993 values, if it wasnt built then? :look: | |
Laura |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 08:04 |
Another note... | |
Laura |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 07:57 |
I assess Council Tax for Fife Council and it's nothing to do with the amount of bedrooms. | |
deano87 |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 07:31 |
Location: Scotlandshire | |
dannymccann |
posted on 15th Jan 09 at 06:52 |
Yea AFAIK it doesnt go on the amount of bedrooms you have, so why the owner said that is :boggle: | |
Cosmo |
posted on 14th Jan 09 at 23:48 |
Looking on the VOA website it doesnt mention anything about the number of bedroom effecting things, it goes more on the general value of the dwelling (and therefore based on age, type, size, number of rooms, etc.). So even if you said it was a study, I cant see it effecting anything at all. | |
Cosmo |
posted on 14th Jan 09 at 23:42 |
Only reason I ask is surely everyone would just say they have as few bedrooms as possible and lots of studies! | |
ShEp |
posted on 14th Jan 09 at 23:41 |
Number of bedroom's will affect it, | |
Cosmo |
posted on 14th Jan 09 at 23:38 |
Does council tax go on number of bedrooms these days or the actual floor area of the property? | |
ShEp |
posted on 14th Jan 09 at 23:36 |
Moving out shortly, and I have been looking at properties, to rent for the short term till I decide If I will buy or build |