Council tax · Liverpool
Council tax in Liverpool 2026-27: bands A to H per month
A Band D home in Liverpool pays £2,673.59 a year in council tax for 2026-27, about £222.80 a month.
Every band, per year and per month
| Band | Per year | Per month | Per month, 1 adult |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | £1,782.48 | £148.54 | £111.41 |
| B | £2,079.52 | £173.29 | £129.97 |
| C | £2,376.55 | £198.05 | £148.54 |
| D | £2,673.59 | £222.80 | £167.10 |
| E | £3,267.66 | £272.31 | £204.23 |
| F | £3,861.73 | £321.81 | £241.36 |
| G | £4,456.07 | £371.34 | £278.51 |
| H | £5,347.18 | £445.60 | £334.20 |
As of 2026-27, from gov.uk’s council tax levels statistics.
How council tax bands work
Every home in England sits in one of eight council tax bands, A to H, set by the Valuation Office Agency from a 1991 valuation. Band D is the reference band: the council publishes one Band D figure each year, and every other band is a fixed national share of it, from 6/9 for Band A up to double for Band H. That ratio is the same everywhere in England; only the Band D amount itself changes by council.
If a listing or a mortgage offer doesn’t state the band, GOV.UK’s Check your Council Tax band tool looks it up for free by postcode. A single adult living alone can claim a 25% discount directly from the council, it doesn’t apply automatically and it only reduces council tax, not energy or water.
Liverpool's Band D is the 284th lowest of 296 English councils. For how council tax fits into the full monthly cost of a rental, alongside energy and water, see what a rental really costs each month, or work out a specific home with the rent plus bills calculator.
Common questions
How much is Band D council tax in Liverpool?
Liverpool's Band D council tax for 2026-27 is £2,673.59 a year, or £222.80 a month. Every other band is a fixed share of that Band D figure, set nationally: Band A is 6/9, Band H is double.
How do I find my home's council tax band?
Use GOV.UK's Check your Council Tax band tool (gov.uk/council-tax-bands) and search by postcode. It lists the band for every home on the street, going back to the 1991 valuation the bands are based on.
Can I get a discount on council tax in Liverpool?
If you're the only adult living in the home, you can claim a 25% single-person discount from Liverpool council directly, it isn't automatic. Full-time students and some other groups may qualify for further discounts or exemptions.