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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.