Properties exempt from Council Tax | Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Properties exempt from Council Tax:

Council Tax is not charged on certain properties - ‘exempt properties’. The classes of property exempt from Council Tax are shown below. If you think that your property falls into any of these classes please contact us. You will need to provide us with evidence before we grant the exemption.

Class B - Empty properties owned by a registered charity and last occupied in furtherance of the objects of the charity, for a maximum of six months
Class D - Empty properties which were lived in by people now in prison or otherwise legally detained
Class E - Empty properties which were lived in by people who now permanently live in a hospital or home
Class F - Empty properties where the only person who lived there has died
Class G - Empty properties where the law prevents anyone from living there
Class H - Empty properties held vacant for a Minister of Religion
Class I - Empty properties which were lived in by people who are now receiving personal care in a place other than a hospital or home
Class J - Empty properties which were lived in by people who are now living elsewhere for the purpose of providing personal care
Class K - Empty properties last lived in by students as their sole or main residence where the student is the Council Tax payer
Class L - Empty properties which have been repossessed by the mortgagee
Class M - Student halls of residence
Class N - Properties occupied entirely by full time students
Class O - Ministry of Defence barracks and married quarters
Class P - Visiting forces accommodation
Class Q - Empty properties left by someone who has become bankrupt
Class R - Empty caravan pitches or boat moorings
Class S - Properties only lived in by people under the age of 18
Class T - Empty parts of single properties which cannot be let separately
Class U - Properties which are lived in only by people who are severely mentally impaired
Class V - Properties which are only lived in by foreign diplomats
Class W - Parts of properties which are only lived in by the elderly or disabled relatives of those living in the rest of the property

You must register with the council

To apply for disregard or exemption, you must create a MyRBKC account.

If you would like to register now visit Register for a MyRBKC account and follow the on-screen instructions.
If you have already registered you can Sign in to MyRBKC account.

You can also make your application in writing or use the Contact us form quoting your Council Tax reference number.

Last updated: 24 January 2023