Council Tax

Online forms for Council Tax and Benefits will be unavailable due to system maintenance.

E-bill '17.9%' misprint advice

If you received an electronic Council Tax bill this year, then as per the covering email that was sent with it, please be advised that Worcestershire County Council's Band D council tax increase (including the adult social care component, which is no longer billed separately) was 4.99%, and not 17.9% as incorrectly stated. Sorry for any inconvenience this misprint has caused. It was owing to a technical system problem that we are now resolving. Read more about your Council Tax bill here.

If you have moved in, around or out of the Bromsgrove district, you will need to tell us so we can keep your Council Tax account up to date

Pay your Council Tax

Paying for your Council Tax should be quick, simple and convenient. That’s why we offer a range of ways to pay, so you can choose the one that suits you best.

Set up or sign into your Council Tax account

Check and manage your Council Tax account online. Sign into or set up your online account here

Check your Council Tax band

Council Tax bands are based on how much a property was worth on 1 April 1991. You can challenge your Council Tax band if you think it is wrong by contacting the Valuation Office Agency

Council Tax refund

If your Council Tax account is in credit, request a credit refund here.

Claim discounts and exemptions

Find out more about Council Tax discounts and exemptions including how to apply for and cancel a single persons discount and how to tell us about a bereavement

Having problems paying?

If you are struggling to pay your Council Tax don’t let problems grow, contact us. The longer arrears build up, the harder it will be to clear the debt

Information for landlords

See this section for information on who is responsible for Council Tax in rented property and how you can tell us about any changes to a tenancy

New properties and completion notices

A completion notice is a document that specifies the 'completion date' for newly built properties.

More about Council Tax

Information about your Council Tax bill, liability, Council Tax charges and how your Council Tax is spent

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