We can only award this exemption for up to six months from the date the last person moved out.
You may be able to get a 100% exemption when your property is:Įmpty and unfurnished. When working out when the last person moved out, we can only count people who stayed in the property for 3 months or more. What discount and for how long, often depends on the date the last person moved out. When your property is empty, you may be able to get a discount. Sign up for paperless billing Ways to pay your Council Tax You can view your Council Tax account and apply for paperless billing by registering for a MyDundee account. For more information and to apply, please visit the Second Adult Rebate page If you were previously the sole occupier and a second adult has moved into the property, you may still be entitled to a reduction in your Council Tax if the second adult is on a low income. A change in circumstances for someone you are receiving a discount for.Someone moving in or out of your property.Please use this form to tell us about any changes that might affect your Council Tax.Īdvise us of any other change of circumstancesĬhanges you should tell us about include: Please use this form if you are a landlord wanting to inform us of a tenancy change in one of your properties.
Please use the form below to Register for Council Tax, or if you have changed address.Ĭouncil Tax Registration and Change of Address form Register for Council Tax or tell us about a change Information about available discounts can be found below. The number of people living in the property and their circumstances may affect how much Council Tax is charged. We are also required by law to collect water and sewerage charges on behalf of Scottish Water and these charges are included in your Council Tax bill. For properties built after this date, Tayside Valuation Joint Board work out how much the property would have sold for on the open market in 1991. Banding is decided by Tayside Valuation Joint Board which is independent from the Council. If you require to know the banding of a particular property, visit In short, your property band is based on its value as at 1st April 1991. The amount of Council Tax that you pay will depend on the Council Tax Band into which the property has been placed. The Tax is collected by us to help fund local services such as schools and refuse collection. Council Tax is a local government charge on all domestic properties.
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