Nottinghamshire County Council’s total 2022/23 Council Tax = £1,644.09.The example below shows how the total increase in Council Tax is calculated for a Band D property: As required by Government legislation, Nottinghamshire County Council’s Council Tax is split into two separate lines on Council Tax bills.įor 2023/24 the precept has increased by 2% in addition to the 2.84% increase of Council Tax to help fund all of the services the County Council provides. The precept is included in your council tax bill so is collected as part of your usual Council Tax payments. The precept is highlighted on all Council Tax bills as follows:

Nottinghamshire County Council's Adult Social Care precept for 2023/24 is 2% which will raise £8.7m. Investing in social care helps ease the strain on under-pressure NHS services and provides better outcomes for people, helping them to retain independence and reduce the chances of having to access acute care in hospital.

Government funding calculations assume that the precept has been levied in full at a rate of 2%. The Government expects all county councils, who have responsibility for providing adult social care services, to levy the precept. The Adult Social Care precept was introduced by the Government to help support the cost of providing adult social care services. The County Council's part of Council Tax for 2023/24 is:

your parish or town council (if you have one).

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service.

Nottinghamshire Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.

Your Council Tax helps to pay for local public services provided by: We cannot say exactly how much your total Council Tax bill is because we do not decide the total amount. The cheapest houses are in band A and the most expensive houses are in band H.Īpproximately 60% of houses in Nottinghamshire are in bands A and B. The eight bands are A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H. The amount of Council Tax you pay depends on the value of the house you live in.Įvery house has been put into one of eight bands, based on the value of the house on 1 April 1991. Once the money has been collected, your district council keeps its share of the money and distributes the rest to the other agencies, including the County Council.

offers advice if you are having trouble paying.

works out if you are entitled to any discounts or benefits.

Council Tax is collected by district councils, not by the County Council.

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