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Do I Have To Pay Council Tax On An Abandoned Property?

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kentba8790 | 13:15 Thu 06th Jun 2013 | Civil
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Do I have to pay council tax on an abandoned property?
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Avatar Image bednobs
are you the owner?
13:16 Thu 06th Jun 2013
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Yes, once any time period concessions on CT for temporarily empty buildings have expired. These vary from council to council but have progressively been tightened as councils seek to claw in revnue.

The alternative is to demolish it, but make sure you get planning consent for a replacement first or you might completely lose the right for a dwellinghouse at all in the future (if the site is not within an existing settlement boundary - namely in countryside).
13:43 Thu 06th Jun 2013
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Some owners of crumbling historic houses in Scotland have got around this same council tax issue by removing the roofs, so they're no longer a habitation.
14:28 Thu 06th Jun 2013
Avatar Image Peter Pedant
if it is uninhabitable - you dont have to pay council tax do you ?

[ sorry - just written this on the lam - I dont have chapter and verse
but buildersmate might ]
16:11 Mon 10th Jun 2013

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