Overreaction to council tax

Language: English Series: RICS Press Release ; (PR100/92) 26 August 1992 | Independent ; 27 August 1992, 5(4)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: The RICS has dismissed allegations of council tax unfairness, arising from dated valuations, claiming that the total number of taxable houses exceeds expectation and that the lowest band contained one third more properties.

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The RICS has dismissed allegations of council tax unfairness, arising from dated valuations, claiming that the total number of taxable houses exceeds expectation and that the lowest band contained one third more properties.

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