If your facing Council Tax Bailiff Action your not alone, Were help to help you get that piece of mind looking for.
We help thousands of people to deal with Council Tax Debt. You have options.
We understand how stressful it is to have debt with the council, no matter the stage your at, missed payment or bailiff we can help you get that sorted
At BailiffHelp.co.uk, we act in contemplations of an appointment. we’ll refer you to a trusted partner for advice. All benefits and risks will be discussed during your initial assessment so you can make an informed decision. Fees apply for IVAs.
We help over 200 clients every month when bailiffs are involved.
You can visit the Money Helper website to find out more about managing your money and to get free advice, they are an independent service set up to help people manage their money. Further Information – The Insolvency Service has produced a Guide for people struggling with debt in the United Kingdom.
We step in on your behalf, helping you understand your rights, reduce stress, and find practical solutions that fit your situation.
Bailiffs can only take action within strict legal limits but without quick action, they may still visit your home and take your belongings. If you’ve received a letter, call, or visit from a bailiff, we can step in today to protect you.
If any of these apply to you, you may be able to write off upto 75% of what you owe
If any of this sounds familiar, act now to protect yourself and your income







Council Tax Debt can be stopped, however it is essential to act quickly the longer you leave it the worse it can get – Find out how we can help you
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We know debt can feel overwhelming, and it’s natural to have questions before making a decision. Our FAQ covers the most common concerns about IVAs and other debt solutions so you can understand your options with confidence
Council tax debt is daunting, we understand that, join the thousands of people we have helped to consolidate debt into one manageable payment
Dealing with bailiffs can be daunting, we understand! Speak to our specialist bailiff advisors who can help to stop bailiff action in its tracks.
On a first visit, bailiffs can’t force entry. They can only:
Enter through an unlocked door
Ask to come in — but you don’t have to let them in
They are not allowed to:
Push past you
Climb in through windows
Break in (unless it’s for criminal fines and only under strict rules)
Not sure what they can take? Speak to our team today to protect your home.
Yes — but you must act quickly. Options include:
Arranging a repayment plan directly
Entering a legally binding solutions like what We can Do for you
Proving that you’re vulnerable (due to illness, disability, or personal circumstances)
Bailiffs can only take certain goods — and only if:
You let them in (or they gain legal access)
The items are not classed as essential (like tools for work or medical equipment)
If your car is on finance, used for work, or required for health reasons, it’s usually protected — but you’ll need to act fast.
The One Thing You Should Not Do Is Ignore Bailiffs, Contact us And We Will Help To Get Them Stopped
Worried about losing your car? We’ll show you how to protect it legally.
If You need to Stop Bailiffs, We know this can be hard contact us today to see how we can help.
If you’re behind on council tax, act quickly. Councils can move to enforcement faster than most creditors. Speaking to the council or a debt adviser early can help you get a realistic payment plan in place and prevent further action.
Council tax by itself cannot simply be written off. However, in a legally recognised debt solution such as an IVA, some or all council tax arrears may be included and written off at the end of the arrangement.
Yes. Council tax arrears can be included in an IVA alongside other unsecured debts. This can reduce monthly payments and stop enforcement action once approved.
If council tax goes unpaid, the council can:
Issue a Reminder Notice
Apply for a Liability Order
Send bailiffs (enforcement agents)
Add fees
Deduct from wages or benefits
Act early to avoid escalation.
Yes. If the council obtains a Liability Order, they can instruct bailiffs. Bailiffs add significant fees, so getting help as soon as you receive a Notice of Enforcement is important.
You can usually stop bailiff action by:
Setting up a payment plan
Providing evidence of vulnerability
Entering an IVA, which stops enforcement by law
You can visit the Money Helper website to find out more about managing your money and to get free advice, they are an independent service set up to help people manage their money
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Adam Southard is authorised as a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner in the United Kingdom by the Insolvency Practitioners Association, We only provide advice after completing or receiving an initial fact find where the individual(s) concerned meet the criteria for one of our insolvency solutions, therefore, all advice regarding Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVA) is given in reasonable contemplation of an insolvency appointment.
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