Mid Suffolk council tax 2026/27
Council tax in Mid Suffolk (East of England) is £2,317 a year at Band D for 2026/27, ranging from £1,545 at Band A to £4,634 at Band H. That is £74.64 (3.1%) below the England average Band D of £2,392, a Gera Council Tax Index of 97, ranked 231 of 296 English billing authorities. Source: MHCLG, 2026/27.
Source: Council Tax levels set by local authorities in England 2026 to 2027 (MHCLG). As of . Updated annually · last updated .
Band D charge
£2,317
per year, 2026/27
Gera Council Tax Index
97
100 = England average
National Band D rank
231/296
1 = most expensive
Mid Suffolk’s Band D council tax is £74.64 (3.1%) below the England average Band D of £2,392 (GCTI 97). It ranks 231 of 296 English billing authorities by Band D charge and 34 of 45 in East of England — among the cheaper half of English billing authorities, with 65 authorities charging less at Band D.
Mid Suffolk council tax bands A–H, 2026/27
| Band | 1991 property value | Annual charge |
|---|---|---|
| Band A | Up to £40,000 | £1,544.59 |
| Band B | £40,001 – £52,000 | £1,802.02 |
| Band C | £52,001 – £68,000 | £2,059.45 |
| Band DREFERENCE | £68,001 – £88,000 | £2,316.88 |
| Band E | £88,001 – £120,000 | £2,831.74 |
| Band F | £120,001 – £160,000 | £3,346.60 |
| Band G | £160,001 – £320,000 | £3,861.47 |
| Band H | Over £320,000 | £4,633.76 |
*Per-month figure is the annual charge ÷ 12 (councils usually bill over 10 instalments, so monthly direct-debit amounts are higher). Bands A–H are derived from the real £2,317 Band D charge using the statutory proportions (A = 6/9 … H = 18/9), fixed by the Local Government Finance Act 1992. A parish precept, where one applies, is added on top. Source: Council Tax levels set by local authorities in England 2026 to 2027 (MHCLG).
The average council tax per dwelling in Mid Suffolk is £2,025 a year — lower than the £2,317 Band D charge because most homes sit below Band D and many households claim discounts (such as the 25% single-person discount). Source: MHCLG, 2026/27.
Mid Suffolk council tax — FAQ
How much is council tax in Mid Suffolk for 2026/27?
Mid Suffolk's Band D council tax is £2,317 a year for 2026/27 — the total charge including the county, police, fire and any adult-social-care precepts. Bands run from £1,545 (Band A) to £4,634 (Band H). The average bill per dwelling in Mid Suffolk is £2,025, which reflects the mix of property bands and any discounts. Source: MHCLG, 2026/27.
What are all the council tax bands in Mid Suffolk?
For 2026/27 in Mid Suffolk: Band A £1,545, Band B £1,802, Band C £2,059, Band D £2,317, Band E £2,832, Band F £3,347, Band G £3,861, Band H £4,634. These are derived from the real Band D charge using the statutory band proportions (A = 6/9 of Band D up to H = 18/9), fixed by the Local Government Finance Act 1992. A parish precept, where one applies, is added on top.
Is Mid Suffolk council tax high compared to the rest of England?
Mid Suffolk's Band D charge of £2,317 is £74.64 (3.1%) below the England average Band D of £2,392 — a Gera Council Tax Index of 97 (100 = the England average). It ranks 231 of 296 English billing authorities by Band D (rank 1 = the most expensive), putting it among the cheaper half of English billing authorities, and 34 of 45 in East of England. Source: MHCLG, 2026/27.
What is the average council tax bill per dwelling in Mid Suffolk?
The average council tax per dwelling in Mid Suffolk is £2,025 a year for 2026/27. This differs from the £2,317 Band D charge because it averages across every band of property and reflects discounts and exemptions (such as the 25% single-person discount). Source: MHCLG council tax statistics, 2026/27.
How can I lower my council tax bill in Mid Suffolk?
Check you are in the right band (you can challenge your band with the Valuation Office Agency if comparable homes are in a lower band), claim the 25% single-person discount if you live alone, apply for Council Tax Support if you are on a low income, and check exemptions for students, severe mental impairment, and empty-property rules. Mid Suffolk sets the local scheme; contact your council to apply.
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Method & sources
Per-band figures (A to H) are derived from the real total Band D charge using the band proportions fixed in law by the Local Government Finance Act 1992, s.5(1): A = 6/9, B = 7/9, C = 8/9, D = 9/9, E = 11/9, F = 13/9, G = 15/9, H = 18/9 of Band D. Every property in England is placed in one of these eight bands based on its 1 April 1991 value. This is a legal arithmetic transform of the published Band D charge, not estimated data. Your actual bill also reflects any parish precept for your specific parish and any discounts (for example the 25% single-person discount) or exemptions you qualify for.
The Gera Council Tax Index (GCTI) re-expresses each authority’s real 2026/27 Band D charge as a ratio to the England average Band D (£2,391.52), indexed so that 100 = the England average. GCTI = round(area Band D ÷ England Band D × 100). A GCTI of 110 means the Band D bill in that area is 10% above the England average; 92 means 8% below. The national rank orders all 296 English billing authorities by Band D charge (rank 1 = the highest). Both are pure, reproducible re-expressions of the published MHCLG figures shown on the page — anyone can recompute them.
Open Government Licence v3.0 (OGL v3). Source: Council Tax levels set by local authorities in England 2026 to 2027 (MHCLG). These are the real published Band D charge and average per dwelling for Mid Suffolk; per-band figures are a statutory arithmetic transform, not estimates. Your bill also reflects any parish precept and any discounts or exemptions you qualify for.