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council tax
havng just received my council tax for next year i was reading the exemptions for payment and was amazed to read that one of them is if you go to prison you dont have to pay council tax, good eh!!!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.oh right i didnt realise that if you go to prison it automatically means you dont have any money!!! dont be ridiculous, whats wrong with having to pay out of monies that you may have saved, my council tax is high enough without having to contribute for criminals. so tell me why are you only exempt for 6 months if the house is unoccupied and you are a law abiding citizen but as long as it takes when you are in nick??
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Because you told me not to be ridiculous.
I'm a pensioner, pay too much income tax and far too much council tax for the services I receive (in my opinion) but life is too short to get into a tizz about things that either cannot be changed, or I am not prepared to try and change.
I do know that if a prisoner is a single occupier of council accommodation or housing association accommodation, he or she loses his home if the sentence is more than a proscribed length of time. And that's good enough for me.
I'm a pensioner, pay too much income tax and far too much council tax for the services I receive (in my opinion) but life is too short to get into a tizz about things that either cannot be changed, or I am not prepared to try and change.
I do know that if a prisoner is a single occupier of council accommodation or housing association accommodation, he or she loses his home if the sentence is more than a proscribed length of time. And that's good enough for me.
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