Annexe Discount and Exemptions
Occupied Exemption
The annexe forms part of a single property which includes at least one other dwelling that may not be let separately without a breach of planning control. It is the sole or main residence of a dependent relative of a person who is resident in that other dwelling.
A dependent relative is either a person aged 65 or more, a person who is severely mentally impaired, or a person who is substantially and permanently disabled.
- Download Annexe Exemption application form
The property is an unoccupied annexe which forms part of a single property which includes at least one other dwelling that may not be let separately without a breach of planning control.
If you believe you may qualify for this exemption please email revenues@rushcliffe.gov.uk.
You should ensure you quote the addresses of all properties concerned, quote the billing number of the property your are claiming the exemption for and state the exemption you are claiming.
Occupied Discount
You may get a 50% discount if the dwelling:
(a)forms part of a single property which includes at least one other dwelling; and
(b)is being used by a resident of that other dwelling or, as the case may be, one of those other dwellings, as part of their sole or main residence; or
(c)is the sole or main residence of a relative of the person who is liable to pay council tax in respect of that other dwelling or, as the case may be, one of those other dwellings.
- Download Annexe Discount application form
The Valuation Office Agency is responsible for the banding of all domestic properties. For information provided them regarding the assessing of council tax bands please see the link below: