Birmingham council tax: monthly estimates

Estimated Band D council tax in Birmingham is £236.29 a month over 10 payments in 2026/27. Compare every band below, including 12-month payments and the single person discount.

The bands for Birmingham are estimates based on the published area-average Band D charge of £2,362.90, including the average parish precept. A particular property's local charges may differ. Monthly figures are rounded illustrations; the exact bill may adjust the pennies between instalments.

Birmingham: Band D and every band, a year and a month
BandA month (10 instalments)A month (12 instalments)A yearSingle person discount (25%) a month (10 instalments)Single person discount (25%) a month (12 instalments)Single person discount (25%) a year
Band A£157.53£131.27£1,575.27£118.15£98.45£1,181.45
Band B£183.78£153.15£1,837.81£137.84£114.86£1,378.36
Band C£210.04£175.03£2,100.36£157.53£131.27£1,575.27
Band D£236.29£196.91£2,362.90£177.22£147.68£1,772.18
Band E£288.80£240.67£2,887.99£216.60£180.50£2,165.99
Band F£341.31£284.42£3,413.08£255.98£213.32£2,559.81
Band G£393.82£328.18£3,938.17£295.36£246.14£2,953.63
Band H£472.58£393.82£4,725.80£354.44£295.36£3,544.35

Check your council tax band. Find your council's own bill information.

Ranked by Band D, the figure for Birmingham is the 201st highest of the 296 councils in England.

Paid in the usual 10 monthly instalments, a Band D bill in Birmingham comes to £236.29 a month. If you ask Birmingham to spread the bill over 12 months, each payment is smaller, and the table shows both.

Your own bill in Birmingham depends on the valuation band of your home. Each band pays a fixed share of the £2,362.90 Band D charge, so the bands below D pay less and the bands above it pay more.

If you are the only adult in your home, or the others living with you are not counted, you can apply to Birmingham for the single person discount. The table shows each band in Birmingham with the discount taken off.

The figures for Birmingham come from the official 2026/27 council tax table for England, and the sources page gives the date we checked it.

Check the bill from your council for your property's exact charge. Discounts, reductions and any local charges can change the amount you pay.