What do councils pay for




















Although you pay your Council Tax to Allerdale Borough Council, we act as a Tax Collector billing authority for all of these authorities. Allerdale Borough Council and your local parish council work out the cost of providing the services you need each year. This determines how much your Council Tax bill will be. Local government spending pays for many different types of local authority. These include county councils, district councils, London and Metropolitan authorities, and police and fire services.

However, the local funding received by individual authorities varies significantly depending on the local tax base for council tax, the demography of local service need and the services provided by different types of local authority. The biggest single amount that local government receives is from central government. They are the tax on business premises set by central government. Although they are collected locally by district and borough councils, the money raised is then passed to central government.

The Government then distributes the money back to local authorities as Formula Grant. Further details about how business rates are individually assessed can be found on the website of the Valuation Office. In terms of the national picture there are relatively few large business premises in East Sussex county.

Rising demand for these key services, coupled with a fall in central government funding, will result in a larger proportion of funds being diverted to care. Council tax also funds services like maintaining roads, collecting bins, providing bus services and cleaning streets. So how do councils decide where to spend tax revenue? A free newsletter from Which? Council Tax is a locally set tax, payable on all homes in the borough, whether they are owned or rented.

Your Council Tax is your contribution to the many services the council provides such as schools, roads, libraries, support for vulnerable children and adults, and rubbish collections.

Council Tax information PDF, 5. The Secretary of State made an offer to adult social care authorities. It was originally made in respect of the financial years up to and including If the Secretary of State chooses to renew this offer in respect of a particular financial year, this is subject to the approval of the House of Commons.

The government stated the precept must be shown as a separate charge on all Council Tax bills. The income generated from this charge is ring-fenced, meaning it can only be used for adult social care services. Adult social care services support some of the most vulnerable members of our community, those in old age and adults with disabilities.

Whilst this precept has been helpful in meeting the increasing demands for these services, it is still not enough. The pressures of meeting the needs of our most vulnerable residents — both children and adults — continue to grow. This year, alongside the general increase in council tax of 1. This will be solely used to fund the increasing costs of adult social care services.



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