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Council looking to identify residents claiming single person tax discount they are no longer entitled to

Council checking on single discount
The council gives 25% discount to more than 9,200 households where there is only one adult resident at the property, which totalled more than £3.1 million last year.
The council now plans to compare its council tax information with other databases to identify cases where a discount is being claimed even though circumstances may have changed.
Adrian Sibley, the Council’s Section 151 Officer, said: “We know that the majority of our residents will be claiming the discount honestly and legitimately; however, there are times where circumstances change and people forget to tell us their discount should end.
“Also, unfortunately there will be a minority who do attempt to defraud the system. ....

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"Small" 3% tax rise agreed for East Lindsey District Council

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The authority’s plans will see the council’s precept rise by £4.95 a year – an extra 9.5p on a Band D property week.
ELDC remains one of the lowest rates in the county and its precept makes up 8% of the overall bill, with the rest going to town councils, Lincolnshire County Council, and Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones.
At a meeting of the council’s overview committee yesterday (Tuesday), Councillor Jill Makinson-Sanders said: “3% on a small amount is footling really, percentages don’t mean a huge amount really do they?
“The claim that we’re the cheapest place in the East Midlands was pathetic really, it doesn’t matter. If people need the services we need to charge for them. ....

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Councillors hit out at historical tax decisions as they agree £5 increase

Councillors hit out at historical tax decisions as they agree £5 increase
Call for more clarity on where money goes
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Scrutiny councillors at East Lindsey District Council have called a 3.49% rise in council tax in 2021-22 “small” and trivial, hitting out at historical decisions not to increase rates.
The authority’s plans will see the council’s precept rise by £4.95 a year – an extra 9.5p on a Band D property.
ELDC remains one of the lowest rates in the county and its precept makes up 8% of the overall bill, with the rest going to county council, the drainage boards and police and crime commissioner. ....

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Boston council approves £5 tax hike

Boston council approves £5 tax hike
£98k extra this year, £700k to find next
Boston Borough Council offices in West Street.
Boston Borough Council has approved an almost £5 council tax hike for 2021/22, but are looking at a deficit of £700,000 in future years.
There will be £98,000 surplus for next year due to coronavirus postponing the fair funding review. Band D properties in Boston will go from £192.96 to £197.91, a 2.57% rise.
This amounts to a 9p per week increase for band D properties and a 6p per week rise for Band A properties, bringing a return to the council of around £100,000 a year.
Section 151 Officer Adrian Sibley said: “We are looking at a £98,000 surplus for next year, which means that we’re collecting more income, and we’ll have more fees and charges and government grants than what we’ll be spending. ....

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