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Make deductions from your wages, salary or welfare benefits, bailiff action, other recovery actions.
There are other ways we may collect your unpaid Council Tax, including:
If we have identified that you own the property and your debt remains unpaid, we may apply to the courts for a charging order. This will remain on the property until the debt is cleared.
In extreme circumstance if the debt remains unpaid, we may start:
This is a serious matter which involves taking your valuable possessions or assets. Your home may also be sold.
A further court summons may be issued by the magistrates’ court for you to attend a court date. This will happen if your Council Tax debt remains unpaid and all other previous collection methods have been unsuccessful.
This may result in you being sent to prison. A warrant may be issued for your arrest if you fail to attend the court date and time.