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Council Tax Calculator (England)

Enter your council's Band D charge (it is on your bill or the council website; the 2026/27 England average is £2,392) and pick your band. The calculator gives the yearly and monthly bill.

Your home

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Council tax a year
£0
Each instalment
£0
Band ratio to Band D
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Discount
£0
Bands are based on what the home would have sold for on 1 April 1991. Councils may charge premiums on empty and second homes. Wales and Scotland use different bands and ratios.

Estimates for planning only, not financial, tax or building advice. Check with a professional before you decide. Terms

How council tax bands work

Every council sets a Band D charge. The other bands are fixed fractions of it, set by law:

Band1991 valueRatio to DAt the £2,392 average
Aup to £40,0006/9£1,594.67
B£40,001 to £52,0007/9£1,860.44
C£52,001 to £68,0008/9£2,126.22
D£68,001 to £88,0009/9£2,392.00
E£88,001 to £120,00011/9£2,923.56
F£120,001 to £160,00013/9£3,455.11
G£160,001 to £320,00015/9£3,986.67
Hover £320,00018/9£4,784.00

The average Band D council tax in England for 2026/27 is £2,392 (MHCLG statistics, March 2026), including adult social care and parish precepts. Your own council's figure may be quite different.

Worked example

A Band C home where Band D is £2,392 pays 8/9 of it: £2,126.22 a year, or £212.62 a month over 10 months. Living alone, the 25% single person discount cuts that to £1,594.67.

Find your band by postcode on gov.uk. You can ask the Valuation Office Agency to check it if you think it is wrong.

Frequently asked questions

How much is Band D council tax in 2026/27?

It depends on your council. The England average is £2,392 a year.

How much is the single person discount?

25% off the bill when only one adult (18 or over) lives in the home.

Can I pay council tax over 12 months?

Yes. Bills default to 10 monthly instalments, but you have the right to ask for 12.

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Last updated October 2026.