About this data
- Band D is the middle council tax band, used as the standard measure. Properties are banded by their value in 1991 (England and Scotland) or 2003 (Wales), so bills for other bands are a fixed fraction of Band D.
- England's figures are the average Band D across each area, including the precepts of county councils, the Greater London Authority, police and fire authorities, combined authorities, and parish councils. Wales includes police and community council precepts. Scotland's figures exclude water and sewerage charges.
- Northern Ireland has no council tax: households pay domestic rates, based on the value of their home, so it isn't shown.
This chart appears in Taxation.