If you live in a caravan you may need to pay Council Tax!
Written by Angela Gooch on May 11th, 2007 in Skegness Latest News.
IF a caravan is your sole or main home, you may need to pay Council Tax. That’s the message from East Lindsey District Council, as the Authority begins an awareness campaign aimed at those who think they may be exempt from paying Council Tax.
The District Council carries out regular inspections of properties across the District to ensure the correct levels of Council Tax are being paid, said the Council’s Revenues Service Manager, Sharon Hammond: “Anyone using a caravan as their main home could be issued with a backdated bill,” she warned.
For further information on Council Tax, or to make enquiries regarding residence in a caravan, contact the Council Tax Team at the District Council on 01507 329592 or e-mail local.tax@e-lindsey.gov.uk
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