council tax daily living pip reduction advice
tess19
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I was getting a reduction in my council tax because i get the daily living component of pip. I have grown up children living with me, my daughter who lives with me has had a child and now council say I got to pay full council tax, i don't understand as the child is under 18. I have tried to find the answer on the internet but can not seem to find it. Any advice please
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I'm afraid all local Authorities have their own rules for council tax reduction so I won't be able to give any advice regarding this.0
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Hi @tess19, as Poppy mentioned, this is often different for each local authority so it's difficult to say whether you're still entitled to the reduction.
Council websites vary a bit in how useful they are, but perhaps there's a phone line you could call to see if they can clarify things for you? The council should hopefully list their contact numbers or email address somewhere on the website.
Sorry I can't be of more help, but I hope you get some clarification soon
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ok thank you for your replys1
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You could put your details into a benefits calculator and it may give you some idea, as it will bring up your LA. https://www.entitledto.co.uk/benefits-calculator0
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