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Mental arithmatic

This is what got me started.

have you seen the council tax sucsessful collection rates.  Published.

Year Bill sent Published successful collection rate
2000/2001
93.5
2001/2002
94.9
2002-2003
93
2003-2004 69572 95.2
2004-2005 69847 97.1
2005-2006 70080 97.8
2006-2007 70259 97.7
2007-2008 70561

Well mm lests have a look at what they call sucsess

My figures

Particularity pay attention to the Profit generated by liability orders,

1. The year Number of bills sent Number Of notices ( 4 weeks) Number of Summons ( 8 Weeks ) Number of Liability Orders 12 Weeks Profit Generated from liability orders Cost paid to court Cases sent to bailiffs Amount collected by bailfs Published collection rates 2000/2001
2000/2001



£360,390 £6,987

93.5
2001/2002



£446,595 £8,613

94.9
2002-2003



£297,945 £4,654

93
2003-2004 69572 24829 10632 8537 £490,160 £7,858

95.2
2004-2005 69847 50880 13866 10088 £736,160 £10,400 6753 £1,914,327 97.1
2005-2006 70080 35850 11763 7959 £647,200 £12,443 4382 £1,344,901 97.8
2006-2007 70259 33614 11749 8345 £667,795 £38,373 4426 £880,299 97.7
2007-2008








2008-2009








So what do the figures above represent and how does it affect you

I will show your 2007

Lets start with the notices and liability orders.

So in 2007

we sent penalty notices to 33614 ( approx 47.8% ) of the public after 4 weeks

we sent summons to 11749 ( approx 34.95 % ) of the public   10 weeks

We obtained liability orders 8345 ( approx 16.72% ) of public   after 12 weeks

All above ON THE SAME YEAR THE COUNCIL TAX IS DUE

Yet, we publish a successful collection rate of 97.7% for that year. Now that’s what I call

mental arithmetic

So still on that year 2007, let have a look at what those figure represent.

On the above summons, them 11749 people are charged an extra ( Approx £ 80 ) for getting summoned.

And this is were the court fund account comes in 2007= we charged 8345 of our tax payers, and extra £ 667,795 and the council get this, not the court

The 8345 that have liability orders are charged approximately and extra ( £ 150 ) to the bailiffs

So, in real terms, 16.72 % of the council tax payers pay approx 25% more each year.

Table 2
In 2006 we
sent out bills Number of people that missed there first payment and was sent notices % of bill payers that it represents Number of Liability Orders 12 Weeks % of bill payers that it represents total extra costs imposed by the court Actual cosat paid to the court for this asction leaving a proffit for the council of
70080 35850 51.16 7959 11.36 647200 £38,373 £608,827.00
Again 2006
sent out bills Number of Liability Orders 12 Weeks % of bill payers that it represents total extra costs imposed by the court Cases sent to baillifs % of bill payers that it represents ammount extra charges by the bailif ( estimate only ) per account estimated totalspaid to baillifs in charges per year Amount collected by bailfs for council tax
70080 7959 11.36 647200 4382 6.25 150 657300 £1,344,901
linked number
Again 2006 the band a property is 1000
sent out bills Number of Liability Orders 12 Weeks % of bill payers that it represents total extra costs imposed by the court = % bill increase by all with liability orders Cases sent to baillifs % of bill payers that it represents estimated totals paid by public to baillifs in charges per year = % bill increase by all with bailif charges = % bill increase by all with liability orders and bailfs charges
70080 7959 11.36 647200 8.13 4382 6.25 657300 15 23.13
1. The year Number of Liability Orders 12 Weeks Profit Generated from liability orders Published collection rates % increase cumulative Cases sent to bailiffs within the year that the council taxis due for Amount collected by bailfs bailfs collected per case for the council baills estimated profit per case paid by the public total estimated proffits per yer to baillifs
2000/2001
360390 93.5 0

2001/2002
446595 94.9 1.4

2002-2003
297945 93 -0.5

2003-2004 8537 490160 95.2 1.7

2004-2005 10088 736160 97.1 3.6 6753 £1,914,327 £283 £150.00 £1,012,950.00
2005-2006 7959 647200 97.8 4.3 4382 £1,344,901 £307 £150.00 £657,300.00
2006-2007 8345 667795 97.7 4.2 4426 £880,299 £199 £150.00 £663,900.00
2007-2008


2008-2009

1. The year Number of Liability Orders 12 Weeks Cases sent to bailiffs Amount collected by bailiffs for the council estimated totals paid by public to bailiffs in charges per year
2000/2001


2001/2002


2002-2003


2003-2004 8537

2004-2005 10088 6753 £1,914,327 1012950
2005-2006 7959 4382 £1,344,901 657300
2006-2007 8345 4426 £880,299 663900
2007-2008
2008-2009

Not unreasonable you think, when you understand who these 8000 people are,, what sector of the public they represent, you will be astounded.

Some questions i raised in relation to these figures.

So I asked the council the following

http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/questions_for_council_tax_and_bu

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