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Is FHDC’s Council Tax Policy Unfair to Disabled Universal Credit Claimants?
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Is FHDC’s Council Tax Policy Unfair to Disabled Universal Credit Claimants?
An FHDC case exposes a fixable flaw in working-age Council Tax Reduction—and a lawful route the Council could use today. The Story In A Nutshell A disabled resident who moved from ESA Support Group to Universal Credit (UC) under managed migration saw their Council Tax Reduction (CTR) cut because the Council counted UC’s transitional element as ordinary income. That element exists precisely to stop people being worse off at the point of transfer—…
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