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An annexe will be exempt (which means you don’t have to pay Council Tax) if it is separately banded for Council Tax but forms part of another property and a dependant relative is living in it as their main or only home.
A relative is classed as dependant if they are:
An annexe will be exempt (which means you don’t have to pay Council Tax) if it:
An annexe occupied only by full-time students or people under the age of 18 will be exempt (which means you don’t have to pay Council Tax for the annexe).
You may get a 50% discount on the Council Tax bill for an annexe if:
If you live in an annexe you may get a 50% discount on your Council Tax bill if you are a relative (not a dependant relative) of the person who is responsible for paying the Council Tax on the main property.
To get this discount, the annexe must:
The following Council Tax discounts and exemptions may also apply to you: