An unoccupied, unfurnished property.
The maximum exemption period for these type of properties is 6 months.
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Not in Brum -- I have their discounts/exemptions policy in front of me and I quoted it above.Originally posted by BagpussYou are entitled to 6 months 100% discount if the property is empty and unfurnished
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Originally posted by AtWGives 25% discount on council tax if just 1 adult lives in the house, but only 10% discount if no-one lives there! Can't find how much they give off for aliens!
You are entitled to 6 months 100% discount if the property is empty and unfurnished
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Gives 25% discount on council tax if just 1 adult lives in the house, but only 10% discount if no-one lives there! Can't find how much they give off for aliens!
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