The amount of council tax you pay relates to the valuation of your property. Each property has been valued by the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) and placed in one of eight council tax bands. The bands are based on what a home might have sold for in April 1991, even if it was built recently.
|
Valuation band |
Range of (1991) values |
Greater London Authority |
Ealing Council |
Total amount 2025/26 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
A |
Up to £40,000 |
326.92 |
1,033.76 |
1,360.68 |
|
B |
£40,000 - £52,000 |
381.41 |
1,206.06 |
1,587.47 |
|
C |
£52,000 - £68,000 |
435.89 |
1,378.35 |
1,814.24 |
|
D |
£68,000 - £88,000 |
490.38 |
1,550.64 |
2,041.02 |
|
E |
£88,000 - £120,000 |
599.35 |
1,895.22 |
2,494.57 |
|
F |
£120,000 - £160,000 |
708.33 |
2,239.81 |
2,948.14 |
|
G |
£160,000 - £320,000 |
817.3 |
2,584.40 |
3,401.70 |
|
H |
More than £320,000 |
980.76 |
3,101.28 |
4,082.04 |
The government has allowed an increased precept in the council tax up to an extra 2% in comparison to last year’s council tax charge for adult social care. This precept is included within the amount to pay to Ealing Council for 2025 to 2026 and is part of the instalments. The income from this additional change is used specifically for adult social care services.