How high is Council Tax if i'm going to rent one bedroom flat in fourth London travel zone ?

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Council Tax Contact Details PO BOX 10413 LONDON W8 7WT Tel: 020 7361 3005 Fax: 020 7368 0303 E-mail: [email protected]

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they best way of finding this out is go to the local council for that area and ask

julie t

It doesn't depend on the travelcard zone, but on the borough. Some councils have high tax, some are quite low. You should find out what borough your flat is in and look on the local council's website.

Daniel R

If you are still looking, then ask the local council of the area you want to live in. If there is a flat that you are interested in, then ask the Estate Agent. PS Beeswax has posted a link for Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea....I'm not sure how he/she knows where you live.

Mr Crusty

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