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Decision - Council Tax Base 2022/23

Brighton and Hove Policy & Resources Committee Decided 27 Jan 2022 for determination GET /api/coverage
Decision maker
Policy & Resources Committee
Report author
James Hengeveld
Published
27 Jan 2022
Reference
6512

As published

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Setting the council tax base for 2022/23

RESOLVED: That Committee – (i) Agreed the calculation of the Council's tax base for the year 2022/23 including proposed changes to the CTR scheme; (ii) Noted the collection rate assumed is 98.75%; (iii) Agreed that in accordance with the Local Authorities (Calculation of Tax Base) (England) Regulations 2012, the amounts calculated by Brighton & Hove City Council as its council tax base for the year 2022/23 shall be as follows: 1. Brighton and Hove in whole – 91,204.0 (detail in appendix 1) 2. Royal Crescent Enclosure Committee – 29.7 (detail in appendix 2) 3. Hanover Crescent Enclosure Committee – 41.2 (detail in appendix 4. Marine Square Enclosure Committee – 69.9 (detail in appendix 2) 5. Parish of Rottingdean – 1,600.7 (detail in appendix 2) (iv) Agreed that for the purposes of Section 35(1) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992, the expenses of meeting the special levies issued to the council by the Enclosure Committees shall be its special expenses; (v) Agreed that the Enclosure Committees and Rottingdean Parish are paid the required Council Tax Reduction Grant of c£4,000 in total, to ensure they are no better or no worse off as a result of the introduction of the Council Tax Reduction Scheme for the reasons set out in paragraph 3.13.

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The committee was asked to agree Brighton & Hove City Council’s council tax base for 2022/23, including proposed changes to the Council Tax Reduction scheme. The proposed council tax base for Brighton and Hove is 91,204.0, based on an assumed collection rate of 98.75%, and is estimated to generate £163.651 million.

Outcome
approved
Recommendation
Agree the calculation of the 2022/23 council tax base, including proposed Council Tax Reduction scheme changes; note the assumed 98.75% collection rate; approve the specified tax bases for Brighton and Hove, the enclosure committees and the Parish of Rottingdean; treat enclosure committee levies as special expenses; and pay the Enclosure Committees and Rottingdean Parish an estimated Council Tax Reduction Grant of approximately £4,000 in total.
Financial impact
The proposed tax base is estimated to generate £163.651 million in 2022/23, with a £7.737 million increase in resources compared with 2021/22. Approximately £4,000 in total is estimated for Council Tax Reduction Grant payments to the Enclosure Committees and Parish of Rottingdean.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Policy & Resources Committee
Date in document
27 Jan 2022

Stakeholders named

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Brighton & Hove City CouncilRoyal Crescent Enclosure CommitteeHanover Crescent Enclosure CommitteeMarine Square Enclosure CommitteeParish of RottingdeanCouncil Tax Reduction claimantsCouncil tax payersPolice and Crime Commissioner for SussexEast Sussex Fire Authority

Next steps

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  • Present the proposed Council Tax Reduction scheme changes to Full Council on 3 February 2022.
  • Reflect the estimated council tax income in the 2022/23 budget proposals for consideration by the committee and Budget Council in February 2022.
  • Include any financial impact from changes to the Council Tax Reduction scheme in collection fund estimates and Targeted Budget Management Reports during 2022/23.
  • Pay the required Council Tax Reduction Grant to the Enclosure Committees and Parish of Rottingdean.

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