County · Oxfordshire · 2026-27

How much is council tax in Oxfordshire?

Band D, 2026-27 (average of the 5 councils)£2,598.75From £2,567 in West Oxfordshire to £2,678 in Oxford. Oxfordshire County Council takes £2,006.78 of every Band D bill.

Area averages set by councils for 2026-27 (MHCLG). Real bills vary by parish, band and discount. How the figures work

Councils
5
district councils send the bills
Lowest
£2,567
West Oxfordshire
Highest
£2,678
Oxford
County part
£2,007
of a Band D bill

Council tax bands in Oxfordshire, 2026-27

County average across the 5 councils, including parish precepts. Every band pays a fixed share of Band D; your own council's figures are on its page.

BandPer yearPer month (10 payments)Ratio to D
Band A£1,732.50£173.256/9
Band B£2,021.25£202.127/9
Band C most common here£2,310.00£231.008/9
Band D£2,598.75£259.879/9
Band E£3,176.25£317.6211/9
Band F£3,753.75£375.3713/9
Band G£4,331.25£433.1215/9
Band H£5,197.50£519.7518/9

Band D in Oxfordshire, 2026-27

Area averages including parish precepts; the tick is the county average

  • Band D a year
  • Oxfordshire average (£2,599)
Source: MHCLG Council Tax levels 2026-27, Table 9.

Every council in Oxfordshire

CouncilTypeBand DBand AChange
West Oxfordshiredistrict council£2,566.95£1,711.30+5.0%
Vale of White Horsedistrict council£2,577.44£1,718.29+4.9%
Cherwelldistrict council£2,582.96£1,721.97+4.8%
South Oxfordshiredistrict council£2,597.57£1,731.71+5.0%
Oxforddistrict council£2,678.40£1,785.60+4.7%

Each council here sends the bills and keeps its own part; Oxfordshire County Council sets the county part. The county average is weighted by each council's tax base (Band D-equivalent homes). Unitary councils inside the old county are not included.

Not sure of your band?

We cannot look up individual homes. The Valuation Office Agency checker on GOV.UK gives the band for any address in Oxfordshire.

Find your own home's band GOV.UK, opens the official tool

Data: MHCLG, 2026-27 releases, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Sources and method