Written question WQ90450
- Asked by
- Peredur Owen GriffithsPlaid
- To be answered by
- Minister for Finance and Local Government
- Tabled
- Due
- Answered
- Time to answer
- 5 days
Question
Will the Minister provide a breakdown of the contribution of each local authority to the central pool of non-domestic rates revenue during the financial year 2022-23, as well as the amounts re-allocated to each local authority?
Answer
Answered by Minister for Finance and Local Government
Final, audited figures on the contribution to the non-domestic rates pool by local authority have not yet been published for the financial year 2022-23.
The provisional figures, based on local authority estimates at the start of the year, are shown below and published here: Non-domestic rates estimates by authority (£ thousand) (gov.wales)
Unitary Authority
Provisional contribution to the non-domestic rates pool £000
Isle of Anglesey
15,712
Gwynedd
43,579
Conwy
34,369
Denbighshire
31,166
Flintshire
67,229
Wrexham
45,301
Powys
31,407
Ceredigion
20,552
Pembrokeshire
55,457
Carmarthenshire
50,233
Swansea
79,749
Neath Port Talbot
44,819
Bridgend
43,123
The Vale of Glamorgan
33,541
Rhondda Cynon Taf
53,403
Merthyr Tydfil
17,661
Caerphilly
37,319
Blaenau Gwent
11,900
Torfaen
25,738
Monmouthshire
26,621
Newport
61,804
Cardiff
203,545
Total unitary authorities
1,034,229
The redistributed non-domestic rates included in the Local Government Revenue Settlement 2022-2023 are detailed below and published in Table 5 here: Local government revenue and capital settlement: final 2022 to 2023 | GOV.WALES