Brent council tax
Here is council tax in Brent for 2026/27, band by band, with the average Band D charge of £2,235.27 as the starting point. Each band in Brent 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 | £1,490.18 | £149.02 | £124.18 | £1,117.64 | £111.76 | £93.14 |
| Band B | £1,738.54 | £173.85 | £144.88 | £1,303.91 | £130.39 | £108.66 |
| Band C | £1,986.91 | £198.69 | £165.58 | £1,490.18 | £149.02 | £124.18 |
| Band D | £2,235.27 | £223.53 | £186.27 | £1,676.45 | £167.65 | £139.70 |
| Band E | £2,732.00 | £273.20 | £227.67 | £2,049.00 | £204.90 | £170.75 |
| Band F | £3,228.72 | £322.87 | £269.06 | £2,421.54 | £242.15 | £201.80 |
| Band G | £3,725.45 | £372.55 | £310.45 | £2,794.09 | £279.41 | £232.84 |
| Band H | £4,470.54 | £447.05 | £372.55 | £3,352.91 | £335.29 | £279.41 |
Set against the other councils, Brent comes out as the 268th highest of the 296 councils in England.
Council tax is usually split into 10 monthly payments, which makes £223.53 a month at Band D in Brent. You can ask Brent for 12 payments instead, and the table gives that monthly figure too.
Homes in Brent pay according to the band they are placed in. The lower bands pay a set fraction of £2,235.27, and the higher bands pay a set multiple of it.
Someone living alone in Brent 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 Brent would then be for each band.
Parish and town councils in Brent add their own charges, and the £2,235.27 figure is the area average with those charges included.
We take the Brent figures from the published 2026/27 council tax table for England. The sources page links to the table for England.
To see your exact figure, check the bill Brent sends you, which sets out how the amount was worked out.