The data has been published by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities and is based on the average for a Band D property.
All figures include the adult social care levy and parish precepts where appropriate. It shows that the Band D average has increased in every local authority in Yorkshire.
The local authority in Yorkshire with the largest year-on-year percentage increase in the Band D average was Sheffield (up 4.98%), while the one with the lowest was York (5.01%).
In Leeds there was an increase of 4.99% with Band D properties now paying on average £1,737.45.
The below gallery features the full list of councils in Yorkshire.
The local authority in Yorkshire with the largest year-on-year percentage increase in the Band D average was Sheffield (up 4.98%), while the one with the lowest was York (5.01%).
7. Barnsley
The average Band D property in Barnsley will pay £1,798.38 in tax this year, which is an increase of 5.01% from 2023/24. Photo: Scott Merrylees
8. Wakefield
In Wakefield the average Band D property will spend £1,751.03 in council tax. This is an increase of 5.04% on 2023/24. Photo: Simon Hulme
9. Leeds
In Leeds than average Band D property in 2024/25 will pay £1,737.45 in council. This is an increase of 4.99% on last year Photo: Adobe
10. Bradford
The average Band D property in Bradford will pay £1,726.58; an increase of 5.13% from 2013/14 Photo: Yorkshire Post
11. Kingston-upon-Hull
Average Band D properties Kingston-upon-Hull will pay the authority on average £1,699.61 in 2024/25. This is an increase of 4.99%. Photo: James Hardisty
12. Doncaster
The average Band D property in Doncaster will pay on average £1,688.02 in council tax. This is an increase of 5.15% on last year. Photo: Yorkshire Post