Exempt properties
Some properties are exempt and there will be no Council Tax to pay. Your Council Tax demand will show if your property is exempt and a code indicating why.
You must tell us about any changes which may affect the exemption. If you do not you may be fined.
Council Tax exemption codes
Code | Property details |
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B | Properties owned by charities which have been empty less than 6 months |
D | Properties left empty by someone going to prison |
E | Properties left empty by someone going to live in a hospital, care home or nursing homes |
F | Properties left empty after someone has died and probate or letters of administration have not been granted. The exemption lasts until probate is granted and for 6 months after this. This exemption will apply whilst the estate of the deceased person remains liable for Council Tax |
G | Empty properties which the law says cannot be occupied |
H | Empty properties waiting to be used by a Minister of Religion |
I | Properties left empty by someone who moved to receive care, other than to a hospital, care home or nursing home. For example, a disabled person moving to live with a caring relative |
J | Properties left empty by someone who moved to care for another person |
K | Empty properties owned and last used by a student |
L | Empty properties repossessed because of non payment of a mortgage |
M | Student Halls of Residence |
N | Properties in which only students live |
O | Properties used by the Armed Forces |
P | Properties for which a member of a visiting force is liable |
Q | Properties for which a trustee of a bankrupt person is liable |
R | A caravan pitch or boat mooring that is not used |
S | Properties where only people under 18 live |
T | Empty properties which are part of a bigger building and cannot be let separately because of planning rules |
U | Properties where only people who are severely mentally impaired live |
V | Occupied by persons entitled to diplomatic privileges |
W | An annexe or similar self contained part of a property occupied by an elderly or disabled relative of the residents living in the rest of the property |
Contact us about Council Tax
If you have a question about Council Tax you can contact us by any of the methods provided on this page.
Contact details
- Revenues and Benefits Services
- 01623 457400
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Ashfield District Council
Council Offices
Urban Road
Kirkby in Ashfield
Nottinghamshire
NG17 8DA
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Page last updated 08 September 2025