Argyll & Bute council tax
Here is council tax in Argyll & Bute for 2026/27, band by band, with the average Band D charge of £1,783.33 as the starting point. Each band in Argyll & Bute is shown as a yearly bill and as monthly payments.
| Band | A year | A month (10 instalments) | A month (12 instalments) | Single person discount (25%) a year | Single person discount (25%) a month (10 instalments) | Single person discount (25%) a month (12 instalments) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Band A | £1,188.89 | £118.89 | £99.07 | £891.67 | £89.17 | £74.31 |
| Band B | £1,387.03 | £138.70 | £115.59 | £1,040.27 | £104.03 | £86.69 |
| Band C | £1,585.18 | £158.52 | £132.10 | £1,188.89 | £118.89 | £99.07 |
| Band D | £1,783.33 | £178.33 | £148.61 | £1,337.50 | £133.75 | £111.46 |
| Band E | £2,343.10 | £234.31 | £195.26 | £1,757.33 | £175.73 | £146.44 |
| Band F | £2,897.91 | £289.79 | £241.49 | £2,173.43 | £217.34 | £181.12 |
| Band G | £3,492.35 | £349.24 | £291.03 | £2,619.26 | £261.93 | £218.27 |
| Band H | £4,369.16 | £436.92 | £364.10 | £3,276.87 | £327.69 | £273.07 |
Set against the other councils, Argyll & Bute comes out as the 2nd highest of the 32 councils in Scotland.
Council tax is usually split into 10 monthly payments, which makes £178.33 a month at Band D in Argyll & Bute. You can ask Argyll & Bute for 12 payments instead, and the table gives that monthly figure too.
Homes in Argyll & Bute pay according to the band they are placed in. The lower bands pay a set fraction of £1,783.33, and the higher bands pay a set multiple of it.
Someone living alone in Argyll & Bute can apply for the single person discount, as can someone whose fellow residents are not counted for council tax. The discount column shows what the bill in Argyll & Bute would then be for each band.
A council tax bill in Argyll & Bute usually also carries Scottish Water's charges for water and waste water, which the figures here leave out.
We take the Argyll & Bute figures from the published 2026/27 council tax table for Scotland. The sources page links to the table for Scotland.
To see your exact figure, check the bill Argyll & Bute sends you, which sets out how the amount was worked out.