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17th July 2008, 23:19
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| | Gold Account Customer | Council Tax - Court Costs Last year a £74 court cost got added to my bill when they put a Liability order on my Council Tax. Can you claim that back. I know my rent officer is gonna get my Rent Court Cost refunded.
So i was just wondering if you can do the same for Council Tax.
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27th July 2008, 19:25
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Council Tax - Court Costs Quote:
Originally Posted by animal_lover Last year a £74 court cost got added to my bill when they put a Liability order on my Council Tax. Can you claim that back. I know my rent officer is gonna get my Rent Court Cost refunded.
So i was just wondering if you can do the same for Council Tax.
Thanks  | If the liability order is valid - you can't claim it back. E.g., if you missed a payment, it's standard procedure to whack you with a liability order. It's not fair and a money making racket / tax on the poor in my book... but unfortunately the way it is.
I'm still fighting one where I got the court cost added because I was not even aware of the liability order.... they sent all the details for my current address to the old one. They flat out refuse to withdraw the charge so I need to work on my skills of telepathy, clearly. Words come to mind that would be inappropriate to post in this forum...
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8th August 2008, 03:03
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: Council Tax - Court Costs Do you think it would be worth asking anyway and not in a reclaiming way just say writing a letter kindly asking if they would consider removing it as i know my Rent officer is doing the same for my Rent court cost once i get my arrears down.
as once my backdate for council tax benefit is sorted having that taken off i could pay the rest in one and then it's sorted.
But i suppose with the luck i'm having lately i might aswell not bother  |
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