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CAP signs joint letter to Minister of State regarding Council Tax debt collection process

Name: Christians Against Poverty UK
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23 June 2025

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CAP joins with the Council Tax Coalition to sign a joint letter to Minister of State, Jim McMahon, regarding Council Tax collection.

We welcome the upcoming Council Tax consultation. We are asking to meet with Jim McMahon to discuss our insights.

Read the letter here

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CAP signs joint letter to Minister of State regarding Council Tax debt collection process

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