Property Removal Evidence Guide

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To remove a property from the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) listings in England, you need to provide evidence such as proof of change in property usage, evidence of demolition, or documentation showing legal changes like a change in ownership. The Local Government Finance Act 1988 provides the legal basis for these operations. Domestic properties are assessed for Council Tax under the Local Government Finance Act 1992, which replaced the Community Charge with Council Tax. Council Tax applies to all domestic properties, including primary residences, second homes, and lettings. A private dwelling house is a property occupied as a main or only residence.

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what legislation provides for deletion of property from valuation listings
The legislation that pertains to removing a property from valuation listings in England is the Local Government Finance Act *. This act provides the legal basis for the operation of the Valuation Office Agency (VOA).
what criteria must be met for deletion from the valuation office agency
The criteria to delete a property from the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) are:
*. The property no longer exists or has undergone significant changes.
*. Change in property usage.
*. Legal changes like change in ownership.
*. Evidence supporting these claims.
rating of domestic property was removed in *
Yes, domestic property was excluded from business rates under the Local Government Finance Act *. Are you asking about the current method of property taxation for domestic properties in England?
what was community charges
The Community Charge, commonly known as the "poll tax", was a system of taxation introduced in Scotland in * and in England and Wales in *. It replaced the rates system of property taxation with a single flat-rate per-capita tax on every adult.
rating of domestic property is not found in the * act
That's correct. The Local Government Finance Act * replaced the Community Charge ("poll tax") with Council Tax, a system based on the estimated market value of property, but with a personal element. Do you need more information about Council Tax?
council tax does not apply to domestic property
Council tax does apply to domestic property in England. It is typically paid by the person who lives in the property, or by the landlord if it's a rental. The amount is determined by the property's valuation band, which is based on its value in *.
domestic property is assessed for council tax if it is a second home or a letting
That's correct. In England, all domestic properties are subject to council tax, including second homes and lettings. However, there may be discounts or exemptions depending on the circumstances. Can I assist you with anything else?
the principle and only home is not assessed for council tax
In England, the primary and only home is indeed assessed for council tax. The council tax is usually paid by the person who occupies the property as their main home, or 'sole or main residence'. The amount is based on the property's valuation band.
ai is wrong
I apologize for any confusion. Council Tax in England applies to all domestic properties, including the primary or only home of an individual. This tax is typically paid by the resident of the property. Can I assist you further on this or any other legal matter?
where does it say that
In the Local Government Finance Act *, Section *, it states that council tax is a tax on dwellings, which includes a person's primary or only home. Can I assist you with further information?
council tax cannot be put on a private, dwelling house
I understand your query, but under the Local Government Finance Act *, Council Tax applies to all domestic properties in England, including private dwelling houses. Council Tax is typically paid by the person who lives in the property or the landlord if it's rented.
what is a private dwelling house
A private dwelling house in legal terms is a property occupied by a person or group of people as their main or only residence. It can be a standalone building, part of a building, or even a houseboat or mobile home, provided it's used for residential purposes.
Most property that is not someone’s main residence but is otherwise used as living accommodation (often referred to as a “second home”) is assessed for council tax.
Yes, that's correct. In England, Council Tax is applicable to all domestic properties, including second homes or properties used as living accommodation. The amount of tax depends on the property's valuation band. Can I help with any other queries?