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Council Tax Band Appeals

Council tax bands in England have not been adjusted since the tax was introduced in 1993, and are based on 1991 property values. Council Tax bands in Wales are based on 2003 values. Even new properties are assessed on what they would have been worth all those years ago. This has created a situation where many properties have been banded as a result of guesswork rather than actual valuations, and has led to thousands of property bands being challenged.

Whilst you can challenge your band yourself, we would always recommend being professionally represented, especially if the appeal goes before a Valuation Tribunal. With many years experience negotiating with the Valuation Office, and representing clients at Tribunal, we are well placed to represent you and give you the best chance of success.

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Imperial Court

Imperial Court is a modern development of luxury riverside apartments overlooking the River Thames in Rotherhithe, southeast London...

Yew Tree Close

We identified discrepancies in the Council Tax bandings applied to this 1990’s-built estate in the village of Lapworth, on the outskirts of Solihull...

Quantock House

Quantock House is a luxury new-build development of retirement apartments on the outskirts of Taunton town centre...

The Rowans

The Rowans is a 1990’s-built development of executive-style detached houses in Godley, a suburb of Hyde in Cheshire...

Fulford Court and Stone Mill Court

Our investigations identified inconsistencies in the Council Tax bandings applied...

Carlton Court

Following our successful appeals in respect of Fulford Court and Stone Mill Court, we successfully argued that the Council Tax...

Richmond Wood Norton

Built in 2019, Richmond Wood Norton is a luxury development of retirement apartments...

Martson Fields

We were instructed by the owner of a substantial new-build five-bedroom executive home on the new Marston Fields development...

Greenwood Valley

We were originally instructed by the owner of a new-build detached house on the Greenwood Valley development in Hednesford, Staffordshire...

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As featured in the Somerset County Gazette...

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"Minehead's Stone Mill and Fulford Court residents to receive council tax refund"

RESIDENTS in two retirement blocks in a Somerset town are set to receive a share of around £140,000 in council tax refunds.

People who live in Fulford Court and Stone Mill Court in Minehead were successful in an appeal against their level of council tax charges.

Current and former residents are set to receive a share of around £140,000 due to the incorrect banding of their homes.

Rating consultants, Chiltern Oakmont Ltd, which specialises in council tax band appeals, led the negotiations on behalf of Fulford Court and Stone Mill Court residents.

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