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More info
A person can appeal to the Listing Officer (of the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) 
) if they disagree with their entry in the Valuation List relating to the banding of the property or the fact that the property should or should not be in the list.
) if they disagree with their entry in the Valuation List relating to the banding of the property or the fact that the property should or should not be in the list. Who can appeal
Normally, you can appeal if you are:
- the person liable to pay the council tax
- the person who would be liable if the dwelling were not exempt
- the owner of the dwelling and have one of the listed grounds for appeal
Making an appeal does not allow you to withhold payment of the council tax owing in the meantime, and you should continue to pay your bill whilst your appeal is outstanding.
What you can appeal against
There is no appeal against the amount of council tax set by your council each year, however you can appeal against the band of the property.
Banding appeals are dealt with by the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) and are only allowed in certain circumstances. The Directgov website gives you comprehensive guidance about challenging your Council Tax band .
and are only allowed in certain circumstances. The Directgov website gives you comprehensive guidance about challenging your Council Tax band .Our local Valuation Office is based in Exeter - details below:
Broadwalk House
Southernhay West
Exeter
Devon
EX1 ITS
Southernhay West
Exeter
Devon
EX1 ITS
Contact Council Tax
- Tel: 01803 207201
- Email: council.tax@torbay.gov.uk
- Fax: 01803 207234
