You are entitled to appeal if you disagree that you are liable for Council Tax and how much you are liable to pay.
You can appeal if:
- you disagree that you are the person liable to pay the Council Tax
- you think your property should be exempt from Council Tax
- you think you should be entitled to a reduction due to disability
- you think you should be entitled to a personal discount
How to appeal
Firstly, you must write to the Council Tax Section. You should state your name and address, the reference number on your bill (if known) and explain what you object to and why. When we receive your letter, we may need to ask you for more information.
Valuation Tribunal appeals
If we reject your arguments, or if we act on your complaint but you are still not satisfied, or at the end of two months you have not heard from us, you can appeal to the Valuation Tribunal.
Appeals for Ipswich Borough Council are handled by:
Valuation Tribunal Service
You are able to appeal to the Valuation Tribunal if:
- we reject your arguments, or
- we act on your complaint, but you are still not satisfied, or
- at the end of two months you have not heard from us
Further information can be found on the Valuation Tribunal website.
Email: Appeals@valuationtribunal.gov.uk
Please note that making an appeal does not allow you to withhold Council Tax payments. If your appeal is successful, you will be entitled to a refund for any overpaid tax.