Council Tax in Burton-on-Trent

East Staffordshire Borough Council collects council tax for Burton-on-Trent. Your charge depends on your property band and parish, so check both on your bill before comparing prices. Use the council's payment instructions or account page to deal with your own bill.

Burton parish council tax bands: 2026/27

These are the published annual charges for the Burton parish row in East Staffordshire's 2026/27 table, before discounts or other reductions. This row does not cover every Burton-on-Trent address: other parishes have different charges.

Burton parish — annual council tax before reductions
BandAnnual charge 2026/27
A£1,547.43
B£1,805.34
C£2,063.24
D£2,321.15
E£2,836.96
F£3,352.77
G£3,868.58
H£4,642.30

Find your property's band with the GOV.UK council tax band checker, which searches by address or postcode. Match that band to the parish shown on your bill.

Why nearby Burton addresses pay different amounts

Parish charges change the total. For comparison, the same published table gives these annual Band D amounts for other local parishes, before reductions:

Other local parishes — Band D annual council tax
ParishAnnual Band D charge 2026/27
Anglesey£2,337.16
Branston£2,336.20
Brizlincote£2,332.96
Horninglow & Eton£2,324.17
Shobnall£2,320.50
Stapenhill£2,379.84
Winshill£2,355.39

For every parish and bands A–H, open the council's official 2026/27 council tax charge table (PDF). Your own bill confirms the amount you need to pay.

Pay, check your account or report a move

The council's payment page explains Direct Debit, online card payments and other methods. Have the council tax account number from your bill ready. Direct Debit payments can be collected on the 1st or 15th of the month; use the council's current mandate instructions to set this up.

The account page links to the council's sign-in service to view your details. It also gives the forms for moving within East Staffordshire or leaving the area. For incorrect account details, the council tax team's published number is 01283 508030, Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm.

Discounts and help with the bill

If you are the only adult living in your home, a 25% single-person discount may apply. Check the council's single-person discount instructions. Where other residents are disregarded, a discount may also apply. Student households and some other circumstances may qualify for a discount or exemption; check the local eligibility and application guidance.

If you have a low income, check East Staffordshire Council Tax Reduction separately. Contact the council tax team if you are struggling to pay or your bill does not reflect an agreed change.

Council information and 2026/27 charges checked 2 October 2026. Published charge source.

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