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The money collected from council tax pays for many of the services provided by us and other local councils and authorities.

It is a locally set tax that is charged on domestic properties, based on property values in April 1991.

Paying your council tax

Council tax is paid to your local district, borough or city council.

You can find out more about council tax from their websites and many allow you to pay your bill or view your account details online.

Amber Valley Borough Council (opens in a new window)

Bolsover District Council (opens in a new window)

Chesterfield Borough Council (opens in a new window)

Derby City Council (opens in a new window)

Derbyshire Dales District Council (opens in a new window)

Erewash Borough Council (opens in a new window)

High Peak Borough Council (opens in a new window)

North East Derbyshire District Council (opens in a new window)

South Derbyshire District Council (opens in a new window)

Council tax leaflet

The council tax leaflet is published every year in March.

It explains how the we spend the money we get, where this money comes from and how much comes from council tax.

It is sent out with your council tax bill.

You can download a copy of the current council tax leaflet from the related documents section. You can also access the previous years council tax leaflets going back to 2004-2005.