Council Tax
View your Council Tax account online
Receive your Council Tax bill by email
Council Tax is a property tax, based on the capital value of a property as at 1st April 1991. The values of properties in England have been banded into groups A to H. A is the lowest band and H the highest.
One Council Tax bill is sent for each dwelling, whether it's a house, flat, bungalow, mobile home or houseboat and whether it is owned or rented.
If you're a resident tenant, own the property or live in the property, you'll usually be liable for the Council Tax. If the property is empty, or it's no-one's main home, the owner, or in some cases, the leaseholder, is responsible for the bill.
The Council Tax collected helps the local authorities pay for the services provided to their citizens.
The amount of Council Tax is set in February each year by the city and county councils and the Police Authority. The bills are produced in March for the following financial year (1st April to 31st March).
Your Guide to Council Tax 2019 - gives you detailed information about Council Tax in Gloucester.
Police and Crime Commissioner 2019
You can download 'Your Guide to Council Services' for previous financial years below:
Your Guide to Council Tax 2018
Your Guide to Council Tax 2017
Your Guide to Council Tax 2016
Your Guide to Council Tax 2015
Your Guide to Council Tax 2014
Contact us
- Email us at revenues@gloucester.gov.uk
- Phone our advice line on 01452 396 495
- Write to us at Gloucester City Revenues & Benefits, PO Box 2017, PERSHORE, WR10 9BJ
Further information
Council Tax Frequently Asked Questions