Council tax · London · 2026-27

Council tax bands in Harrow

Harrow is a billing authority in London. Band-D Council Tax for 2026-27 is £2,511 per year — that's the headline rate the bands above and below scale from.

Council tax by band in Harrow (2026-27)

Every band is a fixed proportion of the Band-D charge (£2,511), so here's the full ladder for Harrow — your exact bill can vary slightly with any parish or town precept.

BandCouncil tax (2026-27)
Band A £1,674 per year
Band B £1,953 per year
Band C £2,232 per year
Band D (most common) £2,511 per year
Band E £3,069 per year
Band F £3,627 per year
Band G £4,185 per year
Band H £5,022 per year

Derived from the 2026-27 Band-D charge using the statutory band proportions (sixths-to-eighteenths of Band D). Source: gov.uk (MHCLG) (Open Government Licence v3.0).

£2,511
Band-D charge, 2026-27
96,530
Domestic properties
Band D
Most common band — 31% of homes
26.1%
Of local challenges won a lower band

Band distribution in Harrow

There are 96,530 domestic properties in Harrow , with Band D the most common (31% of homes).

Properties by council tax band

Harrow Most common England & Wales avg

Source: VOA Council Tax Stock of Properties, March 2024 (Open Government Licence v3.0). Dashed markers show the England & Wales average for each band.

BandProperties% in HarrowEngland & Wales avg
Band A 850 0.9% 23.3%
Band B 4,450 4.6% 19.6%
Band C 22,520 23.3% 21.9%
Band D (most common) 29,970 31% 15.7%
Band E 22,690 23.5% 10%
Band F 8,510 8.8% 5.4%
Band G 6,220 6.4% 3.5%
Band H 1,320 1.4% 0.6%

How Harrow compares to the national average

The bands that diverge most from the England & Wales average:

Band A
0.9%
−22.4 pp
Band Dmost common
31%
+15.3 pp
Band B
4.6%
−15 pp
Band E
23.5%
+13.5 pp

Bars scaled to a 50% axis. National averages: VOA stock, March 2024.

Council tax challenges in Harrow

Valuation Office records show 60 successful band challenges in Harrow in 2023-24. At an estimated £279 saved per year for each home moved one band lower, that's roughly £16,740 a year taken off local bills — and a home still in too high a band keeps overpaying every year until it's fixed.

In Harrow, 230 band challenges were resolved in 2023-24 , 26.1% of them resulting in a band reduction. Separately, 70 homes in Harrow were moved to a lower band last year through all corrections (a different count to challenges — not directly comparable).

Challenging rarely backfires. Across England & Wales, of the band reviews the Valuation Office resolved in 2023-24, about 41% ended in a lower band and fewer than 1% went up — the route BandCheck uses.

Source: VOA Council Tax: Challenges and Changes, 2023-24 (Open Government Licence v3.0). £ figure is an estimate — successful reductions × the one-band-lower saving; the actual amount per home varies by band.

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How to challenge your band in Harrow

Run the free check above first — it tells you whether the evidence actually supports a challenge, at no cost. If it does, the optional £4.99 appeal pack assembles a pre-filled Band Review email body, an evidence appendix listing comparable properties with sale prices from HM Land Registry, and (if you've moved in within the last six months) a pre-filled Council Tax Proposal Form (VO 7455 in England / Wales) you sign and post / email yourself. It's fully refunded if the Valuation Office rejects your challenge — just send us their written decision within 60 days.

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