LPT valuation

Back in 2013 my house fell in the 150,000 to 200,000 band rate. Today the house is valued between 250,000 and 270,000. Are valuation rates still at the 2013 level or am I suppose to up my band for the 2020 payment. My local council has also increased the tax I, think by 10%. I am not sure what 8 should be paying from 2020.

Still being based on 2013 valuations. I purchased a house lately and was reading it and that is what it seemed to say.

I got the same information as PeteB from a Revenue LPT official.
I moved house during the summer, and had to contact Revenue LPT about some arrears due on my previous property (a payment that was inadvertently returned by Revenue that shouldn't have been).

During the conversation, the Revenue official told me to keep a record of what the LPT valuation of my current property was in 2013 as this would be used for next year's liability.

Thank you for your replies. However, I am still not sure if I should be increase my band by a notch next year due to the ten percent increase by some local councils.

Saavy99 said:

Thank you for your replies. However, I am still not sure if I should be increase my band by a notch next year due to the ten percent increase by some local councils.

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No, you stay in the same band, but the rate used by your council will increase by 10%. So your tax will increase, although on the same base value.

@Saavy99

You don't need to adjust your band.

Your council's 10% increase will be levied automatically. It is nothing to do with your band.

Thanks everyone, that's a relief to know.