Your council tax bill 2023/24

Your property has been valued in council tax Band C.

Date of issue: 18-Jan-2024

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Council tax account number:

55149818
Property address
MRS JERINA FELIZ PINEDA Basement, Flat B
Basement, Flat B
3 Coleridge Road 3 Coleridge Road
London London
N4 3NY
N4 3NY

Property Reference
00000268931502

Your council tax bill

MRS JERINA FELIZ PINEDA,
The full council tax charge for the current year is £1,612.79 (a 6.1% increase), comprising:
Greater London Authority £385.90 (a 9.7% increase)
Islington Council £1065.76 (a 3.0% increase)
Adult Social Care* £161.13 (a 2.0% increase)

The amount of council tax you have to pay is £244.29.

Your instalments, amount to be deducted by Direct Debit:

Date Amount
05-FEB-2024 £122.29
05-MAR-2024 £122.00

Your payments will be collected automatically; this is just to let you know what the payment will be
and the date it will be deducted. If for any reason the payment does not reach us on time this will lead
to a court summons and you would have to pay your full year's bill in one lump sum.
 How your bill has been worked out
Charge For Period Band C 01-APR-2023 to 31-MAR-2024 £1,612.79
Single Person Discount 01-APR-2023 to 31-MAR-2024 -£403.20
Ctax Support (Working Age) 24-APR-2023 to 18-JUN-2023 -£100.10
Ctax Support (Working Age) 23-OCT-2023 to 19-NOV-2023 -£14.38
Payments -£850.82

What your council tax pays for

Find out more about what your council tax pays for in our council tax booklet available online at
www.islington.gov.uk/counciltaxbooklet. Contact us to request a paper copy.

Tell us about a change in your circumstances

Please visit www.islington.gov.uk/counciltax to let us know of any change in circumstances that you think may
affect your council tax bills, these must be reported within 21 days of taking place. If you want to claim a
Single Persons Discount tell us immediately. We will be unable to award your discount if the date you are
claiming from is too far in the past and there is not enough evidence to support your claim. If you are claiming
Council Tax Support you must let us know if, for example, you start work, your income goes up or down, or
people leave or join your household. You may be liable for prosecution if you do not tell us.

How your Council Tax Support (CTS) was worked out

We calculated your CTS by comparing your income, after any discounts or exemptions, to your charge for the
period. We also considered the circumstances of any other people that live in your household. Any CTS you are
awarded will be credited to your council tax account. Any CTS you've been overpaid will be debited from your
council tax account. If you want to know about the way CTS was worked out for you, write to us within 4 weeks
of the date of this bill. Please do not email.

What to do if you think the decision about your CTS is wrong?

Write to us explaining why you think it is wrong. If we decide that it is wrong we will send you a new bill, if we
don’t, we will respond explaining why. If this is the case and you wish to appeal our decision or you don’t hear
back from us within two months, you have another two months to appeal to the Valuation Tribunal Service by
calling 0300 123 2035 where a final decision can be made. You must continue to pay the amounts listed on
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your bill.
Struggling to pay? Money advice available at www.islington.gov.uk/moneyadvice
Don't ignore your bills. If you get in touch early we may also be able to help you manage your payments. In certain
circumstances you may be able to claim for some support from the Resident Support Scheme at
https://www.islington.gov.uk/advice/resident-support-scheme
You can request to pay your council tax in 12 monthly instalments by calling us on 020 7527 2633.
If you rent your property be aware that you will be liable for council tax until the last day of your tenancy
agreement, even if you move out of the property at an earlier date.

* Increase in council tax to fund Adult Social Care

The council tax attributable to Islington includes a precept to fund adult social care. For adult social care
authorities, council tax demand notices show two percentage changes: one for the part of the overall change
attributable to the adult social care precept, and one for the part attributable to general expenditure.
 Other ways you can pay
Phone or Internet banking
Make sure you quote your council tax account number with the council's bank account (43021068)
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and sort code (20-00-00).

Debit or credit card

Visit www.islington.gov.uk/payit or call our 24-hour automated service on 020 7527 8000.

In person
You can pay your council tax easily at any Post Office or shop that accepts PayPoint using the barcode
shown under your instalment amount(s).

Post (no cash – cheques only)

Cheques should be made out to ‘Islington Council’. We cannot accept post-dated cheques.
Ensure you put your council tax account number on the back of your cheque and post to
Islington Council, 222 Upper Street, London N1 1XR.

How to contact us
W: www.islington.gov.uk/counciltax
E: [email protected]
T: 020 7527 2633
Address: Revenues and Benefits, PO Box 34750, London, N7 9WF

Contacting you – SMS Text/Email

If you have provided us with your mobile number and email we may contact you by text and/or email to remind
you about missed payments or outstanding amounts on your bill.

Data Protection: Any information you give us will be used for the purposes of administering your council tax and
your council tax support (CTS) if you are a CTS claimant. All data is held securely and processed in compliance
with the Data Protection Act 2018 and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The Council has a duty to
protect public funds it administers, and may use information held about you for the prevention and detection of
fraud, to help recover monies owed to the Council and other lawful purposes. This may include matching council
tax or CTS data with other council records. The Council will also use the information for the purpose of performing
any of its statutory enforcement duties. It will make any disclosures required by law and may also share this
information with other bodies responsible for auditing or administering public funds. The Council also uses your
name and address to notify you about important Council initiatives and other areas of service provision if this
helps you to access services more easily and promotes more efficient delivery of services. The Council will not
disclose your personal information to any third parties for marketing purposes. Please see
www.islington.gov.uk/privacynotice for more information.