Tell us if you’re moving home so we can update your Council Tax. This helps make sure your bill is correct and prevents overpayments or delays.

You can use our online services to report a move into, out of, or within Waverley. Landlords can also report changes of tenants.

Moving into Waverley

If you’re moving into the borough, you need to register for Council Tax at your new address.

You can use this service to:

• tell us the date you moved in
• add the names of all adults living in the property
• set up your Council Tax account
• choose how you want to pay

Tell us you're moving into Waverley

Moving out of Waverley

If you’re leaving the borough, let us know so we can close your Council Tax account and send your final bill.

You can use this service to:

• tell us the date you moved out
• give your forwarding address
• request a refund if you’ve overpaid

Tell us you’re moving out of Waverley

Moving within Waverley

If you’re moving to another address within the borough, you only need to complete one form. We’ll close your old account and set up your new one.

You can use this service to:

• tell us your old and new addresses
• give your moving dates
• update the names of people living in your new home
• set up or transfer your Direct Debit

Tell us you’re moving within Waverley

Landlords: report a change of tenants

Landlords and managing agents must tell us when tenants move in or out of a property.

You can use this service to:

• report new tenants
• tell us when tenants have moved out
• update contact details
• provide tenancy agreements if needed

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What happens to your bill when you move

When you tell us about a move, we will:

• update your Council Tax account
• send you a final bill for your old address
• issue a new bill for your new address (if you’re staying in Waverley)
• arrange any refunds or outstanding payments

If you pay by Direct Debit, we’ll adjust your instalments automatically.

Tell us as soon as possible

Reporting your move promptly helps avoid:

• incorrect bills
• recovery action
• delays to refunds
• paying Council Tax for a property you no longer live in