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I have rented out a 2 bed apartment for many years as a flatshare to two separate tenants and they have always shared and paid the Council Tax. I have recently been billed for Council Tax and the Council have suddenly classed the property as a HMO and state I'm liable for the Council Tax and have issued a Liability Order from last year. What is my position now to defend such actions?
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Re: Liabilty Order
Hi mcg,
According to GOv.UK, an HMO is where there are 3 or more tenants forming a household.
https://www.gov.uk/private-renting/h...ple-occupationLast edited by charitynjw; 28th June 2013, 18:36:PM.CAVEAT LECTOR
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Re: Liabilty Order
Council Tax terms for a HMO sadly differ.Comment
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