Council tax change of address / circumstances

All fields marked with a * are required fields.

Your Details

Please provide us with contact details should we need to contact you with any queries regarding this service request.

Title: *

First name: *

Surname: *

Tel No: *

(inc. area code - only numbers allowed)

Email: *

Old address

House Name/No:

Postcode:

If the address is not listed, please select ADDRESS NOT FOUND from the list to enter it manually.

Date moved out *

Date sold *

Is the property vacated still furnished? *

YesNo

Current owners' name *

New address

House Name/No:

Postcode:

If the address is not listed, please select ADDRESS NOT FOUND from the list to enter it manually.

Date moved in *

Date purchased (or tenancy started) *

Names of principal residents *

Enter you and your partner's full names and any other resident who owns/rents the property with you

If you are a tenant please state:

(i) Is it a furnished letting

YesNo

(ii) Landlords name

(iii) Landlords Address

Previous occupier details:

Forwarding Address

Council Tax Preferences

Tick here if you would like to receive your Council Tax bills electronically via email

How would you like to pay your council tax?

Direct debit from your bankPayment card at the post office

If you are on low income, you may qualify for help towards the cost of your council tax. If you would like to make an application please tick box

Declaration

I declare that the information given in the form is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. If any exemption or discount is granted you must, by law, advise us within 21 days should the circumstances of the residents change.

DATA PROTECTION Please note that the information provided will be used in order to establish the liability for the Council Tax for this and subsequent financial years. The information may also be used to determine entitlement to Housing and Council Tax Benefit. The information that you provide will be processed in accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998. However, the council has a duty to protect public funds and may use the information for the purpose of preventing and detecting fraud. This may include, but not be limited to, matching Council Tax data with Electoral Registration records.