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In 1981 my parents and myself bought our council house, all our names were on the deeds. My parents have now removed their names from the deeds, and I am now the sole owner. They were because of age( 91 and 84 ) and disability and income entitled to a 50% reduction in council tax, this was when I was in full time employment. I am 62 and on state pension. Will we now not be entitled to the same reduction in our council tax, because they are in effect living with me and not home owners.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.With the income for 3 persons whether on benefits or not will be added together for Council Tax payment.
A single person occupancy qualifies for a 25% reduction.
I am wondering should either or both of your parents ever need to go into full time care it may be seen as a way of avoiding care fee's
Should that be deemed the case you will be responsible for the fee's/
The Authorities are hot on this these days.
DD
A single person occupancy qualifies for a 25% reduction.
I am wondering should either or both of your parents ever need to go into full time care it may be seen as a way of avoiding care fee's
Should that be deemed the case you will be responsible for the fee's/
The Authorities are hot on this these days.
DD