Council Tax - Attachment of Earnings Order
If you fail to pay your council tax bill, we can get an order which means your employer has to give us money from your earnings towards what you owe.
This is how it would work:
Deductions from weekly earnings
| Net earnings | Deduction rate |
| Not exceeding £75 |
0% |
| Exceeding £75 but not exceeding £135 |
3% |
| Exceeding £135 but not exceeding £185 |
5% |
| Exceeding £185 but not exceeding £225 |
7% |
| Exceeding £225 but not exceeding £355 |
12% |
| Exceeding £355 but not exceeding £505 |
17% |
| Exceeding £505 |
17% in respect of the first £505
50% in respect of the remainder |
Deductions from monthly earnings
| Net earnings | Deduction rate |
|
Not exceeding £300
|
0%
|
|
Exceeding £300 but not exceeding £550
|
3%
|
|
Exceeding £550 but not exceeding £740
|
5%
|
| Exceeding £740 but not exceeding £900 |
7% |
| Exceeding £900 but not exceeding £1420 |
12% |
| Exceeding £1420 but not exceeding £2020 |
17% |
| Exceeding £2020 |
17% in respect of the first £2020
50% in respect of the remainder |
Deductions based on daily earnings
| Net earnings | Deduction rate |
| Not exceeding £11 |
0% |
| Exceeding £11 but not exceeding £20 |
3% |
| Exceeding £20 but not exceeding £27 |
5% |
| Exceeding £27 but not exceeding £33 |
7% |
| Exceeding £33 but not exceeding £52 |
12% |
| Exceeding £52 but not exceeding £72 |
17% |
| Exceeding £72 |
17% in respect of the first £72
50% in respect of the remainder |