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Calculation of Council Tax Calculation of Council Tax The Council has calculated its tax base for 2017-18 at 55,919.65 and set the council tax at £883.15 (band ‘D’ equivalent). Council has also resolved that an additional Council Tax premium of 50% be introduced for Second Homes from the 1st April 2017 for the 2017-18 financial year. The tax levied for each property band throughout the County in respect of the County Council’s expenditure including levies, and the Police & Crime Commissioner Dyfed Powys precept of £11,959,610 is shown below: Property Band A B C D E F G H I Pembrokeshire C. Council (£) 588.77 686.89 785.02 883.15 1079.41 1275.66 1471.92 1766.30 2060.68 Police & Crime Commissioner 142.58 166.34 190.11 213.87 261.40 308.92 356.45 427.74 499.03 Dyfed Powys (£) Property Band Ratios 6/9 7/9 8/9 9/9 11/9 13/9 15/9 18/9 21/9 Local Precepts In addition to the above, council tax is collected in respect of the precepts paid to town and community councils. The band `D' tax for each community precept is shown below. By applying the above property band ratios to the band D tax shown, the tax for each property band in respect of each local precept can be calculated. 2017-18 2016-17 2017-18 2016-17 Amount Band D Amount Amount Band D Amount £ p £ p £ p £ p £ p £ p Ambleston 1,600.00 10.49 1,800.00 Manordeifi 5000.00 18.51 2,800.00 Amroth 7,500.00 9.30 7,500.00 Marloes & St Brides 2,825.00 15.18 2,325.00 Angle 3,300.00 16.10 1,100.00 Martletwy 3,408.00 10.96 3,053.00 Boncath 4,000.00 11.61 4,000.00 Mathry 4,000.00 12.87 3,700.00 Brawdy 3,366.00 9.64 3,300.00 Merlins Bridge 10,000.00 12.81 10,000.00 Burton 7,400.00 11.55 6,500.00 Milford Haven 169,586.00 33.13 165,957.00 Caldey 0.00 0.00 0.00 Mynachlogddu 2,100.00 9.59 2,100.00 Camrose 6,900.00 7.99 6,900.00 Narberth 48,500.00 41.46 46,000.00 Carew 10,000.00 14.47 8,000.00 Nevern & Bayvil 6,500.00 12.78 6,500.00 Cilgerran 15,000.00 21.61 13,200.00 New Moat 1,000.00 5.05 1,000.00 Clydau 3,070.00 9.09 3,000.00 Newport 24,000.00 25.33 21,000.00 Clynderwen 5,962.42 15.50 5,846.42 Neyland 80,424.00 60.00 76,214.90 Cosheston 6,750.00 16.07 6,500.00 Nolton & Roch 5,700.00 11.07 5,586.00 Crymych 7,000.00 9.07 7,000.00 Pembroke Dock 169,050.00 49.05 169,050.00 Cwm Gwaun 1,830.68 13.93 1,728.00 Pembroke Town 175,600.00 57.16 155,800.00 Dale 1,800.00 10.17 1,650.00 Penally 11,500.00 22.33 11,000.00 Dinas Cross 12,923.66 23.84 6,000.00 Pencaer 3,200.00 12.31 3,000.00 East Williamston 22,622.75 25.00 21,341.50 Puncheston 2,200.00 8.79 2,200.00 Eglwyswrw 4,250.00 11.81 4,250.00 Rosemarket 7,000.00 31.35 6,500.00 Fishguard & Rudbaxton Goodwick 89,755.00 38.07 89,755.00 6,000.00 10.27 6,000.00 Freystrop 3,000.00 12.02 2,700.00 Saundersfoot 68,450.00 39.68 61,200.00 Haverfordwest 217,034.00 48.00 214,248.00 Scleddau 4,999.50 11.46 4,999.50 Hayscastle 4,000.00 16.56 3,800.00 Solva 30,000.00 58.31 26,000.00 Herbrandston 5,000.00 30.10 5,000.00 Spittal 2,205.00 9.45 2,095.00 St Davids & Hook 6,600.00 18.47 6,300.00 Cathedral Close 0.00 0.00 0.00 Hundleton 4,580.00 12.13 4,580.00 St Dogmaels 36,500.00 49.61 30,570.00 Jeffreyston 2,300.00 8.66 2,000.00 St Florence 17,500.00 40.94 15,500.00 Johnston 27,000.00 37.94 27,000.00 St Ishmaels 2,500.00 10.63 2,500.00 Kilgetty/Begelly 21,000.00 21.51 21,000.00 St Mary-Out-Liberty 4,400.00 13.16 4,400.00 Stackpole & Lampeter Velfrey 4,500.00 7.92 4,500.00 Castlemartin 1,000.00 3.01 1,000.00 Lamphey 8,500.00 12.42 8,500.00 Templeton 9,768.00 20.07 9,606.96 Letterston 20,000.00 39.12 18,000.00 Tenby 167,227.31 58.57 156,054.83 Llanddewi Velfrey 3,200.00 16.45 2,200.00 The Havens 28,000.00 33.01 24,000.00 Llandissilio West 1,950.00 9.56 1,850.00 Tiers Cross 4,000.00 16.99 4,000.00 Uzmaston, Llangwm 6,800.00 16.14 6,500.00 Boulston & Slebech 3,650.00 10.00 3,650.00 Llanrhian 4,000.00 7.32 4,000.00 Walwyns Castle 2,550.00 18.31 2,400.00 Llanstadwell 11,971.50 30.00 11,469.30 Wiston 4,000.00 7.93 4,000.00 Llawhaden 7,100.00 23.85 6,750.00 Wolfscastle 3,250.00 10.59 3,000.00 Maenclochog 6,750.00 19.59 3,750.00 TOTAL 1,727,008.82 1,626,880.41 Manorbier 19,100.00 29.41 18,600.00 .
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