FOI release

The number of Improvement Indicators in Council Tax Valuation Lists for England

The number of Improvement Indicators as at 31st March 2014, showing a breakdown for Billing Authorities and regions.

From:
Valuation Office Agency
Published
2 March 2015

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Improvement Indicators in Council Tax Valuation Lists for England

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The Valuation Office Agency’s response to the request 11768969.1/CEO requesting ‘the total number of domestic properties, in England that have an Improvement indicator marked against them. Please also provide the total figure from which each number is derived ….Please provide by either District/County/Region or any other known boundaries’

Response

I confirm that the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) holds information in relation to your request.

As at 31 March 2014 there were 1,654,200 dwellings in England that were flagged with an improvement indicator, I attach a file showing the breakdown by Billing Authority and region. This information is taken from internal management information sources and is not necessarily directly comparable with our published statistics.

As at 31 March 2014 there were 23,394,740 dwellings in theCouncil Tax Valuation Lists for England.

These published statistics provide a breakdown of the total number of dwellings in the Council Tax Valuation Lists by Billing Authority and region.

The Standard rounding convention of rounding figures to nearest ten, consistent with other VOA statistical releases, has been applied to these counts in order to minimise the risk of disclosure. Counts therefore may not sum due to rounding.

Published 2 March 2015

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