The council is proposing to introduce a new income-banded scheme for working-age households.
The scheme, which is funded by the council, helps people with low incomes pay their council taxTorbay Council is proposing a new income-banded scheme for working-age households claiming council tax supportPension age households will not be affectedTorbay residents have been asked for their views on proposed changes to the Local Council Tax Support Scheme.
Household composition and net income will be applied for a percentage reduction to the council tax bill. Pension age households will not be affected by these proposed changes as they are part of the national scheme set by the government.The council has released detailed information about the proposals and residents can have their say on them in an
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