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Council Tax Calculator

See your annual, monthly and weekly Council Tax for England, Wales or Scotland — pick your nation and band, and edit the Band D amount to your own council's figure.

Estimate only. 2026/27 estimate — verify with your local council/gov.uk/gov.scot/gov.wales; not tax advice. Northern Ireland is not covered.

Band D — 9/9 of Band D · England
£2,280
Annual Council Tax
Monthly (10 instalments)
Instalment plan
£228
Monthly (12 instalments)
£190
Weekly
£44
How this was worked out
  • Standard charge for Band D£2,280
  • Amount payable£2,280

No discounts or reductions applied.

Vs the England average

Your Band D amount matches the England average of £2,280.

Every band in England
Council Tax bandAnnual Council Tax
A (6/9)£1,520
B (7/9)£1,773
C (8/9)£2,027
D (9/9)£2,280Your band
E (11/9)£2,787
F (13/9)£3,293
G (15/9)£3,800
H (18/9)£4,560

Northern Ireland is not covered by this calculator — it charges domestic rates based on a property's capital value, not Council Tax bands.

How Council Tax bands work

Every home in England, Wales and Scotland is placed in a Council Tax band based on its estimated value at a fixed valuation date, and each band pays a fixed proportion of the Band D charge. England and Wales share the same "ninths" scale — from six-ninths for Band A up to eighteen-ninths (double) for Band H — and Wales adds a top Band I at twenty-one ninths for its highest-value homes. Scotland's bands A to D also use ninths, but bands E to H were reformed in April 2017 onto a steeper scale. Northern Ireland does not use Council Tax at all — it charges domestic rates based on a property's capital value instead. The actual amount for Band D is set separately by each local council (plus parish, town or community council precepts), so it varies significantly across the country — always use your own council's published figure for an accurate result. Most councils collect Council Tax over 10 monthly instalments, from April to January, with a payment-free February and March, but you can usually ask to spread it over 12 equal instalments instead.