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Wales pushes back council tax reform

Council tax reforms will not come into force until 2028, the Welsh Government has announced.

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By Martin Ford | 15 May 2024

Council tax reforms will not come into force until 2028, the Welsh Government has announced.

Finance secretary Rebecca Evans said five-yearly revaluations would be introduced from 2028 after taking into account feedback to a Welsh Government consultation.

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