93 Setting of council tax
Local Government Finance Act 1992 (1992 c 14) | Legislation

Setting of the tax

93  Setting of council tax

(1)     In respect of the financial year 1993-94 and each subsequent financial year, a local authority shall—

(a)     set an amount of . . . council tax, . . ., to be paid in respect of a chargeable dwelling in their area listed in valuation band D (whether or not there is such a dwelling in their area) as specified in section 74(2) above;

(b)     determine the amount of council tax to be paid in respect of a chargeable dwelling in each of the other valuation bands specified in that section in accordance with the proportion

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