​​Community Infrastructure Levy charges on householders: letter to local authorities​

The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a charge that local authorities in England and Wales can impose on new developments to help fund infrastructure projects. It is typically levied on developers, but in some cases, householders may also be liable for the charge, particularly if they are building their own homes or carrying out significant extensions. The CIL charge rates and the types of developments that are liable to pay them are set by local authorities, which can lead to variations in how the levy is applied across different areas.

​​Community Infrastructure Levy charges on householders: letter to local authorities​