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  • Application for Council Tax class T exemption

    Failure to provide any of the information requested may result in unnecessary delays.
  • Class T exemption – An unoccupied annexe subject to a planning restriction.

    An unoccupied dwelling which -

    (a) forms part of a single property which includes another dwelling; and
    (b) may not be let separately from that other dwelling without a breach of planning control within the meaning of section 171A of the Town and County Planning Act 1990.

    The exemption applies to annexes which although separately banded for Council Tax are unable to be let or sold separately due to restrictions placed on the premises by S171A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.

    The exemption does not apply where there is no restriction on the letting of the property. The Council will require a claim in writing to be submitted together with details of the property and restrictions placed on it.

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  • Declaration: By submitting this form I agree to the best of my knowledge and belief that all the information I have given on this application is true and complete in all respects. I authorise the council to make any enquiries they wish to verify the information. Personal data is collected and processed in accordance with data protection law.

    I agree that Malvern Hills District Council can use my personal data for the purpose of processing the Application for Council Tax class T exemption, I understand my data may be shared with other departments within the council for the purposes of processing my application. For further information about how your data is managed please refer to the privacy notice on our website.

    You must notify the council as soon as these circumstances change. You acknowledge that failure to do so could result in a penalty being imposed.

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