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The Council Tax (Administration and Enforcement) Regulations 1992
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COUNCIL TAX INSTALMENT SCHEMES
PART I PAYMENT OF THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT: MONTHLY INSTALMENTS
1.This Part does not apply where, as regards the relevant...
2.(1) This paragraph applies where the demand notice is issued...
3.(1) If amounts calculated in accordance with paragraph 2 would...
4.Where the demand notice is issued between 1st January and...
5.In this Part “the aggregate amount” means the amount referred...
PART II PAYMENT OF THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT: AUTHORITIES' INSTALMENT SCHEMES
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