BBC TV Licence refund on £180 payment - key details on who is entitled

Need to know BBC TV Licence refund on £180 payment - key details on who is entitled TV Licensing has specific circumstances under which a BBC TV Licence refund can be claimed Tv licence refunds: what you need to know - TV Licence holders could be entitled to a refund if they meet specific criteria outlined by TV Licensing rules. - Refunds are available if you no longer need your licence before it expires, provided at least one full month remains. Those qualifying for over-75 or blind concessions can apply for refunds at any point for however long is left on their licence. - TV Licensing explains: "Working out precise refund amounts can be complicated. But we will do it for you. We'll look carefully at the information you give us and let you know if we can offer you a refund, and how much it will be." - A standard TV Licence costs £180, with most households paying £15 monthly via Direct Debit. Refunds are calculated in unused months, meaning you could receive money back for anywhere between one and 11 months. - Eligible circumstances include when TV equipment is no longer in use, the address is covered by another licence, a licence was bought in error, or following the death of the licence holder. Those aged 75 or over receiving Pension Credit qualify for free licences. - Blind or partially sighted people can get 50% discounts, whilst those in eligible residential care can obtain licences for just £7.50. Applications can be made online or by calling 0300 790 6071. - TV Licensing warns that once refunds are processed, they "do not reconsider claims or change refund amounts" - so decisions are final. - READ THE FULL STORY: BBC TV Licence refund on £180 payment - full list of people entitled