When do we get council tax rebate? Uk households to receive £150

The UK Government announced a £3 billion council tax rebate scheme last month to help families across the UK with the increasing cost of living pressures. The scheme offers those who reside

in council tax bands A-D, including those in rented properties, a non-repayable rebate of £150. Around 20 million households - including 95 percent of rented properties - are said to benefit

from the rebate. The council tax rebate is part of a £9.1 billion Government support package to help families with rising energy costs, which from October, will include a further reduction

of £200 on energy bills for domestic electricity customers. Secretary of state for Levelling Up Michael Gove said: “As we emerge from the pandemic, we understand the pressures facing many

families as global inflation levels increase. “The support we have introduced will help millions of people, particularly those on the lowest incomes and the most vulnerable. READ MORE: 

BRITONS’ FURY AT RISHI SUNAK’S ENERGY BILL REBATE: 'ANOTHER SCAM!' “We continue to stand behind the British people and I urge everyone who is eligible to claim this rebate to do

so.” The Government has said an extra £144 million will be given to councils to provide discretionary support to vulnerable households who may not qualify for the £150 council tax rebate.

This includes people on low incomes in council tax bands E to H. WHEN WILL HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVE THE COUNCIL TAX REBATE? All council tax rebate grants are due to be paid from April 1, 2022,

onwards. HOW DO COUNCIL TAX BANDS WORK? All households in England are placed by the Valuation Office Agency into one of eight council tax bands, ranging from band A to H. The banding is

based on the value of your home at 1 April 1991. * Band A - property value up to £40,000 * Band B - property value over £40,000 and up to £52,000 * Band C - property value over £52,000 and

up to £68,000 * Band D - property value over £68,000 and up to £88,000 * Band E - property value over £88,000 and up to £120,000 * Band F - property value over £120,000 and up to £160,000 *

Band G - property value over £160,000 and up to £320,000 * Band H - property value over £320,000 The banding is used to determine how much council tax you should pay every month, and

contributes to the services provided by the council. This covers schools, roads, libraries, support for vulnerable children and adults, and rubbish collections, as well as the police, fire

services and other local services.