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min answer › question first answered	2016-07-21T13:41:01.147Z
answer › answering member printed	Lord Greenhalgh
hansard heading	Council Tax: Arrears

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22/07/2020

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Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

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Housing, Communities and Local Government

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Council Tax: Arrears

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To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the proportion of Council Tax warrants paid at compliance stage, without enforcement visits taking place; and what assessment they have made of the adjusting of inflation in providing an economic incentive for resolving cases at compliance stage.

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Baroness Eaton

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HL7130

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04/08/2020

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<p>The Government does not routinely collect data on the proportion of council tax arrears paid at compliance stage, without enforcement visits taking place. The Government is considering the operation of the compliance stage, including for council tax, as part of its ongoing review of the Taking Control of Goods regulations and is due to publish its findings in due course. The fees that may be charged by enforcement agents are set down in regulations. The question of whether to increase the fees in line with inflation is kept under review.</p>

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Lord Greenhalgh

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04/08/2020 14:59:08

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