Council tax revaluation postponement in Wales ‘could have far-reaching implications’

The Welsh government’s decision to postpone council tax revaluation is “unjustifiable and risks entrenching an out-of-date system in Wales and beyond”, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has said.

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The plans are being deferred until the next Senedd term, with the government blaming the cost of “responsibly” supporting households facing an increase of

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