Definition of council tax in English:

council tax

noun

mass noun

A tax levied on households by local authorities in Britain, based on the estimated value of a property and the number of people living in it.
家庭税（英国地方当局按照房产的估值及居住在里面的人数向家庭征收的税款）
Example sentencesExamples
- All we are asking for is a decent wage to cover the cost of living as council tax keeps rising.
- For years the parish council rejected the idea of increasing council tax by a local precept.
- Many of them will face the terrible prospect of not having the extra money to pay their council tax.
- The council has been exploring all areas to keep its council tax down and be more efficient.
- Do you think the current method using property values to calculate council tax is fair?
- They would get rid of council tax altogether and replace it with a local income tax.
- If you can afford to have a second home then you can afford to pay the full council tax on the property.
- Claiming income support also made her eligible for council tax and housing benefit.
- Anybody who thinks this is good value for our council tax must be from another planet.
- The party wants to scrap council tax and replace it with a progressive system of local income tax.
- At the same time, the party is also proposing to replace council tax with a local income tax.
- My pension contribution was exactly the same as my tax and council tax is today.
- An idea has been put forward for council tax to be directly linked to how much people earn.
- You would both be jointly liable for council tax during any period you both lived in the house.
- The union has asked for the increase to counter the rise in council tax and house prices in the city.
- Subject to a few defined exceptions, council tax is a local tax levied on every dwelling.
- Also enshrined in the plan was the proposal to replace the council tax with a local income tax.
- The fact that he is not liable to pay council tax on that other property is irrelevant.
- If you are on a low income you may be able to claim a rebate on your rent and council tax.
- I contacted the borough council and was told no council tax was due for this period.

单词	council tax
释义	Definition of council tax in English: council tax noun mass noun A tax levied on households by local authorities in Britain, based on the estimated value of a property and the number of people living in it. 家庭税（英国地方当局按照房产的估值及居住在里面的人数向家庭征收的税款） Example sentencesExamples All we are asking for is a decent wage to cover the cost of living as council tax keeps rising. For years the parish council rejected the idea of increasing council tax by a local precept. Many of them will face the terrible prospect of not having the extra money to pay their council tax. The council has been exploring all areas to keep its council tax down and be more efficient. Do you think the current method using property values to calculate council tax is fair? They would get rid of council tax altogether and replace it with a local income tax. If you can afford to have a second home then you can afford to pay the full council tax on the property. Claiming income support also made her eligible for council tax and housing benefit. Anybody who thinks this is good value for our council tax must be from another planet. The party wants to scrap council tax and replace it with a progressive system of local income tax. At the same time, the party is also proposing to replace council tax with a local income tax. My pension contribution was exactly the same as my tax and council tax is today. An idea has been put forward for council tax to be directly linked to how much people earn. You would both be jointly liable for council tax during any period you both lived in the house. The union has asked for the increase to counter the rise in council tax and house prices in the city. Subject to a few defined exceptions, council tax is a local tax levied on every dwelling. Also enshrined in the plan was the proposal to replace the council tax with a local income tax. The fact that he is not liable to pay council tax on that other property is irrelevant. If you are on a low income you may be able to claim a rebate on your rent and council tax. I contacted the borough council and was told no council tax was due for this period.
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