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Mortgage repossession or bankruptcy

What you need to know

Reductions for repossessed properties

A property that's unoccupied because it's been repossessed by a mortgage lender is exempt from council tax. This means you do not have to pay council tax for the property.

Properties that are unoccupied due to personal bankruptcy

A property is exempt from council tax if it is unoccupied because the person who must pay council tax has been made bankrupt. The liability for their debt has passed to a trustee in bankruptcy. This means you don't have to pay council tax for the property.