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COUNCIL TAX BASE SETTING
Meeting: 27/01/2014 - City Council (Item 85)
85 Council Tax Base Setting 2014/15 PDF 48 KB
Cabinet Member: Councillor Lowry (Cabinet Member for Finance)
The City Council will be asked to agree the Council Tax Base for 2014/15 Tax Setting as 67,066 Band D equivalents, which is the tax base after allowing for an estimated collection rate of 97.5%.
The minute of Cabinet held on 14 January 2014 will be submitted together with the report considered at Cabinet.
Additional documents:
- Council tax base setting 2014.15, 14/01/2014 Cabinet, item 85 PDF 110 KB
- Webcast for Council Tax Base Setting 2014/15
Minutes:
Councillor Lowry (Cabinet Member for Finance) presented the Cabinet recommendation on the Council Tax Base Setting 2014/15 (Cabinet minute 92 referred). Councillor Evans (Council Leader) seconded the proposal.
Following a vote, it was Agreed to approve the Council Tax base for 2014/15 tax setting as 67,066 Band D equivalents, which is the tax base after allowing for an estimated collection rate of 97.5 per cent.
Meeting: 14/01/2014 - Cabinet (Item 92)
92 COUNCIL TAX BASE SETTING 2014/15 Recommendation to the City Council PDF 110 KB
The Assistant Director for Finance will submit a report on the proposed Council Tax-base for tax setting purposes in accordance with the Local Authorities (Calculation of Tax Base) Regulations 2012.
Additional documents:
Minutes:
Malcolm Coe (Assistant Director for Finance) submitted a report on the proposed Council Tax base for tax setting purposes in accordance with the Local Authorities (Calculation of Tax Base) Regulations 2012.
The report indicated that a tax base of 67,066 would a Council Tax requirement of £86,847,153.38, assuming a 1.99 per cent increase.
Councillor Lowry (Cabinet Member for Finance) introduced the proposal which would feed into revenue budget setting.
Alternative options considered and reasons for the decision –
As set out in the report.
The City Council is Recommended to approve the Council Tax base for 2014/15 tax setting as 67,066 Band D equivalents, which is the tax base after allowing for an estimated collection rate of 97.5 per cent.