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Cohabiting And Council,tax
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When does a relationship become recognised as that of cohabiting? Also when would the full rate of council tax need to be paid regarding a second adult frequently staying over at an address that is currently being discounted due to single adult occupancy? Thank you
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^^ everybody apart from pensioners has to pay at least part of their council tax themselves now tambo. The DHSS only pay a %.
So if an unmarried Mum has her BF move in the council tax she has to pay goes up. if the BF is working, 100% of the council tax may have to be paid by tenant, depending on the income of the pair of them.
So if an unmarried Mum has her BF move in the council tax she has to pay goes up. if the BF is working, 100% of the council tax may have to be paid by tenant, depending on the income of the pair of them.
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and neither am I but you did ask
I have - thinking laterally as ever - reclicked on the dmgch11.pdf link and I STILL get:
Chapter 11 - Living together as a
married couple
Contents
Introduction................................................................................................ 11001
DM’s consideration ...................................................................................... 11005
Benefits affected........................................................................................ 11021
Members of the same household
General ........................................................................................................ 11051
Two people living in one dwelling ................................................................ 11053
Common factors associated with the existence of a household.................. 11055
Other considerations.................................................................................... 11056
Two people owning or renting other accommodation .................................. 11057
blah blah blah on it goes as it agonises for those hard working civil servants how subletting in a house ( students ) can be distinguished from cohabiting couples
[ and that is the title of the thread ]
I have - thinking laterally as ever - reclicked on the dmgch11.pdf link and I STILL get:
Chapter 11 - Living together as a
married couple
Contents
Introduction................................................................................................ 11001
DM’s consideration ...................................................................................... 11005
Benefits affected........................................................................................ 11021
Members of the same household
General ........................................................................................................ 11051
Two people living in one dwelling ................................................................ 11053
Common factors associated with the existence of a household.................. 11055
Other considerations.................................................................................... 11056
Two people owning or renting other accommodation .................................. 11057
blah blah blah on it goes as it agonises for those hard working civil servants how subletting in a house ( students ) can be distinguished from cohabiting couples
[ and that is the title of the thread ]
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