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If you were to own an empty property would it still be liable for council tax?
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"There are limits on how long empty homes won't be charged Council Tax:
unfurnished homes where no one lives are exempt for up to six months
homes undergoing major repair work or structural changes (eg rebuilding walls and floors) are exempt for up to 12 months
homes where the owner has died are exempt for up to six months after probate is granted (your legal right to sell the home)
After this time, the property may qualify for an empty homes discount.
Some homes are exempt for as long as they remain empty. They include homes:
of someone in prison (except for not paying a fine or Council Tax)
of someone who has moved into a care home or hospital
that have been repossessed
that cannot be lived in by law
that are kept empty because they have been compulsory purchased and so will be demolished"
AND:
"Homes that have been empty and unfurnished for longer than six months may get an empty homes discount of up to 50 per cent."
Source:
http://www.direct.gov...ouncilTax/DG_10037422
"There are limits on how long empty homes won't be charged Council Tax:
unfurnished homes where no one lives are exempt for up to six months
homes undergoing major repair work or structural changes (eg rebuilding walls and floors) are exempt for up to 12 months
homes where the owner has died are exempt for up to six months after probate is granted (your legal right to sell the home)
After this time, the property may qualify for an empty homes discount.
Some homes are exempt for as long as they remain empty. They include homes:
of someone in prison (except for not paying a fine or Council Tax)
of someone who has moved into a care home or hospital
that have been repossessed
that cannot be lived in by law
that are kept empty because they have been compulsory purchased and so will be demolished"
AND:
"Homes that have been empty and unfurnished for longer than six months may get an empty homes discount of up to 50 per cent."
Source:
http://www.direct.gov...ouncilTax/DG_10037422
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