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Pay your Council Tax
There are a few ways you can pay your Council Tax. You can check your own account and payments online, by using our My Account service . Direct debit Direct debit is the easiest way to pay your council tax. To set up a direct debit you can either: phone us on 0300 3030164 and select option…
What happens if you do not pay
Contents If you do not pay your Council Tax There are three main steps that happen if you do not pay your Council Tax. Freeman of the Land/No Contract (PDF, 15KB) Our powers to recover money owed If you have not paid the money owed and we have a liability order for your debt then…
Report changes that affect your Housing Benefit
Contents Housing Benefits overview Apply for Housing Benefit Report changes that affect your Housing Benefit How we pay Housing Benefit Appeal a Housing Benefit decision You must tell us about any changes that could affect your Housing Benefit. To do this complete Report a change of circumstances . Some changes of circumstances will mean you have…
Make a Housing Benefit repayment
Contents Housing Benefit overpayments If you do not pay back the money Make a Housing Benefit repayment Pay by Direct Debit If you have made an arrangement to pay your Housing Benefit overpayment then Direct Debit is the easiest way to do this. You can set up the payments to be made on the 1st of…
Can’t afford to pay your Council Tax bill
Contents Can’t afford to pay your bill What happens if you do not pay Enforcement agents (‘Bailiffs’) and their fees Do not ignore our letters. Contact us as soon as possible if you are struggling to pay your Council Tax or are behind with your payments. If you contact us now we can discuss what…
About Council Tax
Contents Council Tax is a charge on households by local authorities, based on the estimated value of a property and the number of people living in it. Most domestic buildings are subject to Council Tax. There is one charge per dwelling, whether it is a house, bungalow, flat, maisonette, mobile home or houseboat, and whether…
Housing benefit
Contents Housing Benefit can help you pay your rent if you are on a low income. You cannot claim if you own your own home or have a mortgage. Eligibility If you are working age you can only make a new claim for Housing Benefit if you meet certain criteria: People who are entitled and…
Rates relief
Small business rate relief You can get small business rate relief if your property has a rateable value of less than £15,000. It’s only available to ratepayers who occupy either: If you meet the criteria, you will only receive small business rate relief on one property. More information is available at Small business rate relief…
If you do not pay your business rates
Recovery steps There are three main steps that happen if you do not pay your business rates. Other information Related content Enforcement agents (‘Bailiffs’) and their fees – Including our Debt Management Strategy Related documents Court costs calculation – Council Tax and NNDR 2023-24 (XLS, 22KB) Court costs calculation – Council Tax and NNDR 2022-23 (XLS,…
Financial support, advice and guidance
Information for people needing some help managing their finances. Related websites Help for Households Sector Support NEL Job help campaign Citizens advice Welcome to Age UK NE Lincs