COUNCIL TAX INFORMATION
Council Tax is payable on all domestic properties, including houses, bungalows, flats, maisonettes, mobile homes and houseboats, whether owned or rented and helps pay for local services like policing schools, roads, libraries and rubbish collection.
You can find out the council tax band of a particular property by clicking here and entering the postcode.
Once you have found out which council tax band the property falls under you can use the table below to find out the average council tax charge for April 2009 - March 2010 based on a household of two adults:
| COUNCIL TAX BAND | ANNUAL COST | NATIONAL AVERAGE |
| Band A | £825.39 | £943 |
| Band B | £962.95 | £1,100 |
| Band C | £1,100.52 | £1,257 |
| Band D | £1,238.08 | £1,414 |
| Band E | £1,513.21 | £1,729 |
| Band F | £1,788.34 | £2,043 |
| Band G | £2,063.47 | £2,357 |
| Band H | £2,476.16 | £2,829 |
Each financial year, a bill is sent to all households (usually in March), with the option to pay in 10 monthly instalments.
If payments are not received, then recovery action is taken. This action may result in substantial costs being added to the outstanding Council Tax Bill.
If circumstances change that may result in your Council Tax being amended, then these changes must be notified to the Council Tax or the Benefit Service Offices immediately
For further information on council tax please visit the Birmingham City Council website by clicking here.
If payments are not received, then recovery action is taken. This action may result in substantial costs being added to the outstanding Council Tax Bill.
If circumstances change that may result in your Council Tax being amended, then these changes must be notified to the Council Tax or the Benefit Service Offices immediately
For further information on council tax please visit the Birmingham City Council website by clicking here.