Test. Council fax

Before proceeding to the solution of examples and problems be sure to read the theoretical part of the lesson 

Council fax

For this exercise use the council tax rates shown in the table below.

Use the table at the start of this section to find out which band each property belongs to in the following Questions.

 1. Harry and Erica Smith live in a house worth £105000. How much council tax will they have to pay?

 а)  £1420;      
 b)  £1480;     

 c)  £1426;      
 d)  £1400.

 2. Simon and Shanice live in a house worth £132000. How much council tax will they have to pay?

 а)  £1650;      
 b)  £1695;     

 c)  £1675;      
 d)  £1670.

 3. Simon and Shanice live in a house worth £132000. If the council tax payment is spread over 10 months, how much will the monthly payments be?

 а)  £168.52;     

 b)  £165.50;     

 c)  £167.80;     

 d)  £167.50.

 4. Molly lives on her own in a bedsit valued at £50000. How much council tax will Molly have to pay this year?

 а)  £598.75;      
 b)  £598.50;     

 c)  £592.50;      
 d)  £588.50.

 5. The Jackson family live in a house valued at £210 000. If they spread their council tax payments over 10 mouths, what will the monthly payments be?

 а)  £191;      
 b)  £187;     

 c)  £196;      
 d)  £193.

 6. Jenny, David and Man are all students. They live in a house valued at £90000. How much council tax will they have to pay this year?

 а)  12;      
 b)  1;       

 c)  10;      
 d)  0.

 7. Mr. and Mrs. Pickford live in a flat valued at £102,000. They are allowed to pay their council tax in 4 equal (quarterly) payments. How much will each quarterly payment be?

 а)  £345;      
 b)  £355;     

 c)  £357;      
 d)  £352.

 8. Rhys lives on his own in a bungalow valued at £110 000. If he spreads his council tax payment over 10 months, what will his monthly payments be?

 а)  £104.50;      
 b)  £108.50;     

 c)  £106.50;      
 d)  £106.10.