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Council Tax Rebate Council Wants To See Bank Account can I trust them
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happyfella
Community member Posts: 499 Pioneering
I have enquiried about claiming some rebate on my council tax as i have been informed i may be entitled to a rebate, but they have said as part of the process they need to see a bank statement.
I would like to know what that is and if they can be trusted. With all the scams going on at the moment, i am a bit concerned about sharing my private details, and worried how they will be stored
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It's one of those cases that if you want the benefit you jump through the hoops, you could take it in too the council to avoid posting it, and you could then ask them which bits you could put a felt tip pen through.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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council tax
I pay full wack with a longterm disability it’s a rip off. More than welcome to join guys.
I think there should be a review on council tax or a review. personally any person who has a longterm disability should be disregarded or a discount applied as it’s unfairly.and all councils should be altogether making the same decisions.As a disabled person VAT is Free and other…. -
Golden12 said:council tax
I pay full wack with a longterm disability it’s a rip off. More than welcome to join guys.
I think there should be a review on council tax or a review. personally any person who has a longterm disability should be disregarded or a discount applied as it’s unfairly.and all councils should be altogether making the same decisions.As a disabled person VAT is Free and other….
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