Guidance
Council Tax notice of alteration
What a notice of alteration is and what you need to do if you receive one.
A notice of alteration is a letter sent to you if your property valuation listing has changed on the Council Tax valuation list.
You’ll receive a notice of alteration if:
- the banding of your property changes
- a new property is brought into the Council Tax list
- the date the banding is effective from changes
- the address of your property changes
If you receive a notice of alteration you don’t need to do anything. If you want to appeal the decision there’s information available on Council Tax appeals.
Updates to this page
Published 18 April 2017