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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the tax refund form in the editor.
- Begin by entering your Council Tax account number, which is an 8-digit number starting with 5. This helps identify your account.
- Fill in your name as the lead liable person, including your title, forename, and surname.
- Provide the address of the property for which you are requesting a refund, along with the corresponding postcode.
- Enter your telephone number and email address to ensure that you can be contacted regarding your refund.
- In the bank details section, input your bank name, account holder name, sort code, and bank account number where you wish to receive the refund.
- Specify the amount you are claiming for the refund in pounds (£).
- Complete the declaration by signing and dating it to confirm that you are entitled to this refund.
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