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Dundee City Council Tax 2025/26

Band D rate: £1,685 per year (£169 per month over the standard 10-month Dundee City payment cycle).

Quick answer

Council tax in Dundee City for 2025/26 is £1,685 a year for a Band D property, about £169 per month over the standard 10-month billing cycle. Band A starts at £1,123, Band H reaches £4,128. That puts Dundee City 8% above the Scotland average.

All bands for Dundee City

Scotland uses bands A–H based on April 1991 valuations, with adjusted higher-band ratios since April 2017.

BandProperty valueAnnualMonthly
AUp to £27,000£1,123£112
B£27,001 – £35,000£1,311£131
C£35,001 – £45,000£1,498£150
D£45,001 – £58,000£1,685£169
E£58,001 – £80,000£2,214£221
F£80,001 – £106,000£2,738£274
G£106,001 – £212,000£3,300£330
HOver £212,000£4,128£413

Annual rates include police, fire, and parish precepts where applicable. Monthly figures assume the standard 10-month UK billing cycle (April to January). Many councils offer 12-month instalments on request.

Discounts and exemptions in Dundee City

The following discounts apply across Scotland and Dundee City specifically:

  • 25% offSingle-person discount. If you live alone, you get 25% off your bill. Apply via Dundee City Council's website.
  • 100%Full-time students. A property occupied entirely by full-time students is fully exempt from council tax.
  • 100%Severe mental impairment. Households where every adult has a diagnosed severe mental impairment are fully exempt.
  • 1 bandDisability reduction. Properties with specific disability adaptations are charged at the rate for one band lower.
  • VariesEmpty or unfurnished property. Dundee City sets its own discount level (typically 0% to 100% for the first few weeks). Many councils apply a premium after 1 to 5 years of vacancy.

How Dundee City compares

Dundee City's Band D rate of £1,685 is 8% above the Scotland average (Scotland average: £1,565). The UK as a whole ranges from roughly £1,000 (Westminster) up to over £2,500 (Nottingham, Rutland).

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Dundee City council tax FAQ

How much is council tax in Dundee City for 2025/26?

Band D council tax in Dundee City is £1685 per year for 2025/26. Band A is £1123, Band H is £4128. Most households pay the bill in 10 instalments from April to January.

What is the cheapest council tax band in Dundee City?

Band A is the lowest, currently £1123 per year in Dundee City. It applies to the lowest-valued properties (under £40,000 at 1991 valuations).

Does Dundee City offer a single-person discount?

Yes. If you live alone in Dundee City, you can claim a 25% single-person discount on your council tax. Apply directly via Dundee City Council's website with proof you are the only adult resident.

Are full-time students exempt from council tax in Dundee City?

Yes. A property occupied entirely by full-time students in Dundee City is fully exempt from council tax. Mixed households (students plus non-students) get a partial discount instead.

When does Dundee City review or change council tax rates?

Dundee City sets new council tax rates each February or March for the financial year starting that April. The 2025/26 rate of £1685 for Band D took effect on 1 April 2025 and runs to 31 March 2026.

How does Dundee City compare to nearby councils?

Dundee City's Band D rate of £1685 is 8% above the Scotland average. Closest comparable authorities: City of Edinburgh (£1688), Midlothian (£1697), Glasgow City (£1668).

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Sources & methodology

Band D rates sourced from Revenue Scotland and individual local authority publications for the 2025/26 financial year.

Other bands are computed using the statutory band ratios. Final amount on your specific property may differ if you qualify for discounts or if parish precepts vary within the local authority. Always confirm withDundee City Council before relying on these figures for budgeting.