A new landmark high court ruling effectively prevents enforcement agents from seizing goods in connection with council tax and even entering anyone’s property
The legislation used for council tax cites chargeable dwellings, clearly defined, and domestic accommodation is not rateable as per case law. The rating manuals also confirm chargeable dwellings. Essentially there needs to be a criminal enquiry into all of this but what what has been unearthed and recorded will be diminished and dismissed. ~Time for mass gatherings and denouncements of council tax (do not protest as that has a different meaning all together!)
I have a council tax debt of £9.000.But with charges added the total debt amounts to £27,000.. I don't have a breakdown of this bill,does anybody know if this could be correct? Any advice greatfull👍
I’m dealing with EA right now but for a different matter. They are unable to slow me documentary evidence from the court and are again relying on council authority for their warrant. After very little coms from the council an EA turns up at the door with an apparent warrant drawn up by the council? I’m planning on using this case to stand my ground with them. If anyone has any advice or things I could note before they come back I would be appreciative.
The domestic dwelling needs to be looked at most certainly .
There is no actual law to say we have to pay council tax , only LGFA 1992 that says they can collect it .
They Bill you for services you are using , even if you don't have some of them .
My friend John Gilbert the founder of the Community Assembly of the British isles has sent the council a letter saying he will pay the bill as soon as the council sends him the breakdown of the services and the cost of each one , so he can choose which he wants or find a cheaper alternative .
It is our right to choose what we buy is it not .
The council have been stumped by this response and still have not replied to John , only sending in enforcement agents , that have been unsuccessful every time .
No debt , as there is no contract , still no response from the council .
We are not expected to go into a shop and forced to buy a product or products just because we are there .
So the council can not force us to buy from them either , just because we are there .
I don't mind paying for my bins , it is a service that I require and are happy with .
More people need to start questioning .
And just to add .
The CT money goes into a central government fund before a percentage gets dished out to the council .
The legislation used for council tax cites chargeable dwellings, clearly defined, and domestic accommodation is not rateable as per case law. The rating manuals also confirm chargeable dwellings. Essentially there needs to be a criminal enquiry into all of this but what what has been unearthed and recorded will be diminished and dismissed. ~Time for mass gatherings and denouncements of council tax (do not protest as that has a different meaning all together!)
I have a council tax debt of £9.000.But with charges added the total debt amounts to £27,000.. I don't have a breakdown of this bill,does anybody know if this could be correct? Any advice greatfull👍
I’m dealing with EA right now but for a different matter. They are unable to slow me documentary evidence from the court and are again relying on council authority for their warrant. After very little coms from the council an EA turns up at the door with an apparent warrant drawn up by the council? I’m planning on using this case to stand my ground with them. If anyone has any advice or things I could note before they come back I would be appreciative.
The domestic dwelling needs to be looked at most certainly .
There is no actual law to say we have to pay council tax , only LGFA 1992 that says they can collect it .
They Bill you for services you are using , even if you don't have some of them .
My friend John Gilbert the founder of the Community Assembly of the British isles has sent the council a letter saying he will pay the bill as soon as the council sends him the breakdown of the services and the cost of each one , so he can choose which he wants or find a cheaper alternative .
It is our right to choose what we buy is it not .
The council have been stumped by this response and still have not replied to John , only sending in enforcement agents , that have been unsuccessful every time .
No debt , as there is no contract , still no response from the council .
We are not expected to go into a shop and forced to buy a product or products just because we are there .
So the council can not force us to buy from them either , just because we are there .
I don't mind paying for my bins , it is a service that I require and are happy with .
More people need to start questioning .
And just to add .
The CT money goes into a central government fund before a percentage gets dished out to the council .
Do an FOI .