Part 1 Schedules to be Inserted into the LGFA 1992
Local Government Finance Act 2012 (2012 c 17) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 4 Amendments Relating to Council Tax Reduction Schemes

Section 10

Part 1 Schedules to be Inserted into the LGFA 1992

1

After Schedule 1 to the LGFA 1992 insert—

“SCHEDULE 1A
Council Tax Reduction Schemes: England
Section 13A
Interpretation
1

In this Schedule—

(a)     “scheme†means council tax reduction scheme under section 13A(2), and

(b)     in relation to a scheme, “the authority†means the billing authority which made the scheme or is under a duty to make it.

Matters to be included in schemes
2

(1)     A scheme must state the classes of person who are to be entitled to a reduction under the scheme.

(2)     The classes may be determined by reference to, in particular—

(a)     the income of any person liable to pay council tax to the authority in respect of a dwelling;

(b)     the capital of any such person;

(c)     the income and capital of any other person who is a resident of the dwelling;

(d)     the number of dependants of any person within paragraph (a) or (c);

(e)     whether the person has made an application for the reduction.

(3)     A scheme must set out the

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