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Your Guide to Council Tax 2020/21 Your guide to Council Tax 2020/21 www.rbwm.gov.uk Follow us on Facebook RBWM Follow us on Twitter @RBWM Royal Borough revenue budget 2019/20 2020/21 Net Gross Specific Other Net Service / Expenses expenditure expenditure Govt. grants income expenditure £'000 £'000 £'000 £'000 £'000 Adult social care 37,474 61,579 (4,729) (18,109) 38,741 Central (other services/ 6,316 18,802 (649) (6,189) 11,964 expenses) Children’s and education 25,554 100,626 (71,647) (2,554) 26,425 Culture and related 5,751 5,721 (3,855) 1,866 Environmental and regulatory 14,630 17,418 (2,567) 14,851 Highways and transport 6,920 18,145 (76) (11,794) 6,275 Housing 3,493 34,408 (28,609) (1,435) 4,364 Planning 320 5,169 (6) (5,045) 118 Public health 980 3,144 (1,986) (40) 1,118 Total service expenditure 101,438 265,012 (107,702) (51,588) 105,722 Non-service costs 12,711 8,171 Notional pension and capital (20,282) (19,216) accounting Total borough expenditure 93,867 94,677 less unparished area costs (1,094) (1,217) less adult social care precept (5,109) (6,556) Budget requirement 87,664 86,904 Services are shown here in SeRCOP (Service Reporting Code of Practice) format 2 Royal Borough budget 2020/21 and changes Royal Borough budget The Royal Borough has set a Band D equivalent Council Tax of £1,077.41 for the year ending 31 March changes 2019/20 to 2021. This is calculated as follows: Tax Base (Band D Equivalent Properties) 68,353 for 2019-20 and 68,691 for 2020-21. 2020/21 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 £’000 Budget requirement ROYAL BOROUGH OF WINDSOR & MAIDENHEAD 92,773 2019/20* The Royal Borough budget requirement 87,664 86,904 Inflation 455 Revenue support grant & business rate support (16,312) (15,315) Savings & growth 6,267 Other grants (2,551) (4,250) Capital financing 1,232 Collection fund (surplus) / deficit (3,091) (21,954) 113 (19,452) Other adjustments (7,267) Budget requirement Net Council Tax requirement 65,710 67,452 93,460 2020/21* BAND D EQUIVALENT CHARGE £961.33 £981.95 Adult social care precept 2020/21 £6.556m - * RBWM Budget Requirement £86.904m + Adult £74.74 £95.46 BAND D EQUIVALENT CHARGE Social Care Precept £6.556m = £93.460m. Excludes unparished area costs of £1,217m). POLICE & CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR THAMES VALLEY Police & Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley total 419,914 446,929 Environment Agency budget requirement The Environment Agency charges The Royal Borough Thames Valley Police precept 14,100 14,856 local authorities, including the Royal BAND D EQUIVALENT CHARGE £206.28 £216.28 Borough, a levy for providing flood defence. In the Thames region, this ROYAL BERKSHIRE FIRE & RESCUE AUTHORITY includes maintenance of the river system and the operation of a flood Royal Borough Fire Authority total budget requirement 34,081 35,263 warning system. The Royal Borough Fire Authority precept 4,530 4,644 In 2019/20 the Royal Borough’s levy BAND D EQUIVALENT CHARGE £66.28 £67.60 was £155,581, for 2020/21 the levy is £157,096. GRAND TOTAL BAND D EQUIVALENT (excluding parish) £1,308.63 £1,361.29 3 Parish council costs Housing Benefit fraud Each parish council tells the borough council how much to collect to enable them to provide their services (such as allotments, footpath lighting, local planning issues, parish How to report: halls), and the borough collects this and passes it on plus extra grants funded from core Visit the Department for Work Council Tax. ! and Pensions Benefit theft website www.gov.uk/report-benefit-fraud Parish 2019/20 2020/21 2020/21 Band D Call 0800 854 440 Precept £ Precept £ Charge £ ! (text phone 0800 3280 512). Shottesbrooke Nil Nil Nil ! Write to NBFH, PO Box 224, Preston, Sunninghill & Ascot 171,507 201,690 31.00 PR1 1GP. Unparished* 1,094,294 1,216,965 34.31 All other fraud To report a fraud affecting the Royal Borough Waltham St. Lawrence 24,500 24,500 36.07 of Windsor & Maidenhead, such as Council Hurley 35,124 38,351 38.11 Tax Support, social care, blue badges, housing applications or any Bray 156,796 171,460 38.97 other council area, BEAT THE Wraysbury 81,700 84,800 39.65 please email in CHEAT confidence fraud@ BEAT BEAT Cookham 91,975 123,973 41.86 THE wokingham.gov. CHEAT THE Bisham 25,702 31,139 42.07 uk giving as much information about CHEAT Cox Green 146,909 150,341 49.33 the fraud as you can. Eton 78,168 94,647 52.02 Sunningdale 184,214 192,379 55.51 Datchet 142,818 142,818 63.70 Old Windsor 153,500 160,500 66.78 Horton 25,430 33,556 72.67 White Waltham 128,605 126,687 99.74 * If you live in Ascot, Maidenhead or Windsor, you pay a contribution towards the services provided in the Royal Borough in the same way that a parish charge is made in a precepting parish. 4 Adult social care precept What is the adult social care precept? Since 2016/17 the government gave councils the power to apply an additional charge on top of Council Tax to provide more funding for adult social care services. The precept was introduced to ensure council services can support vulnerable residents and meet the increase in demand as our population ages. This additional funding has paid for: • Improving the accommodation offer for residents with learning disabilities. • More nursing beds for residents with dementia and or other complex needs. • Meeting the increased cost of care in care homes and people’s own homes. Cheques no longer accepted Cheques are no longer accepted at the Royal Borough as a form of payment. You will still be able to make payments to us for Council Tax, business rates or anything else using a credit or debit card or via bank transfer. 5 How much is your total bill? Valuation band & range A - Up to £40,000 E - £88,001 - £120,000 The amount you will pay depends on which of the eight valuation bands your home is in. The bands are based on your home’s capital value at 1 April 1991 and are set by B - £40,001 - £52,000 F - £120,001 - £160,000 the government’s Valuation Office. The table below sets out how much your bill will be C - £52,001 - £68,000 G - £160,001 - £320,000 depending on your parish and valuation band. D - £68,001 - £88,000 H - More than £320,000 BAND A B C D E F G H Shottesbrooke 907.53 1,058.79 1,210.04 1,361.29 1,663.79 1,966.30 2,268.82 2,722.58 Sunninghill & Ascot 928.20 1,082.90 1,237.60 1,392.29 1,701.68 2,011.08 2,320.49 2,784.58 Unparished 930.40 1,085.48 1,240.54 1,395.60 1,705.72 2,015.86 2,326.00 2,791.20 Cookham 935.44 1,091.35 1,247.25 1,403.15 1,714.95 2,026.76 2,338.58 2,806.29 Bisham 935.58 1,091.51 1,247.44 1,403.36 1,715.21 2,027.07 2,338.94 2,806.72 Hurley 932.94 1,088.43 1,243.92 1,399.40 1,710.37 2,021.35 2,332.34 2,798.80 Waltham St. Lawrence 931.58 1,086.84 1,242.10 1,397.36 1,707.88 2,018.40 2,328.94 2,794.72 Bray 933.51 1,089.10 1,244.68 1,400.26 1,711.42 2,022.59 2,333.77 2,800.51 Wraysbury 933.96 1,089.63 1,245.28 1,400.94 1,712.25 2,023.57 2,334.90 2,801.88 Eton 942.21 1,099.25 1,256.28 1,413.31 1,727.37 2,041.44 2,355.51 2,826.61 Cox Green 940.42 1,097.16 1,253.89 1,410.62 1,724.08 2,037.55 2,351.04 2,821.24 Sunningdale 944.54 1,101.96 1,259.38 1,416.80 1,731.63 2,046.48 2,361.33 2,833.60 Horton 955.98 1,115.31 1,274.64 1,433.96 1,752.61 2,071.27 2,389.94 2,867.93 Old Windsor 952.05 1,110.73 1,269.40 1,428.07 1,745.41 2,062.76 2,380.12 2,856.14 Datchet 950.00 1,108.33 1,266.66 1,424.99 1,741.65 2,058.31 2,374.99 2,849.98 White Waltham 974.02 1,136.36 1,298.70 1,461.03 1,785.69 2,110.36 2,435.05 2,922.05 6 Council Tax discounts Single person discount People with disabilities A 25 percent discount is given where a property is the sole or main You may be entitled to a Council Tax reduction if your property has: residence of only one adult aged 18 or over. • An additional bathroom or kitchen required for meeting the needs of a disabled resident. Disregard discount • Sufficient floor space for a wheelchair which is used for meeting Some people will get a discount because they or the people they live the needs of a disabled resident.
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