CIL & S106 Calculator
Community Infrastructure Levy estimation and Section 106 obligations screening
CIL Calculation Breakdown
Section 106 Obligations — Illustrative Scenario
Placeholder per-unit assumptions only. Real S106 is negotiated per scheme against the LPA's adopted policy/SPD and viability — confirm every figure with the authority.
CIL Payment Schedule
| Instalment | Due Date (from commencement) | Percentage | Amount (GBP) |
|---|---|---|---|
| N/A | N/A | - | - |
CIL becomes due 60 days after commencement of development. Payment must be made before commencement unless a payment plan is agreed.
Exemptions & Relief
- This calculator provides indicative estimates only. There is no national or regional CIL rate — you must enter the £/m² figure from your LPA's adopted charging schedule.
- The S106 figures are placeholder planning assumptions, not LPA tariffs. Real S106 is negotiated scheme-by-scheme against adopted policy/SPD and viability.
- The affordable / self-build CIL exemption here is approximated by floor-area proportion. The CIL Regulations (reg. 40) deduct the gross internal area of the specific qualifying buildings — confirm the exact exempt area.
- Actual liabilities depend on planning conditions, the development specification, and compliance with CIL Regulations 2010 (as amended).
- Affordable housing exemptions require the units to remain affordable in perpetuity.
- Index adjustments are automatically calculated based on BCIS TPI. Check your charging schedule for indexation dates.
- S106 monitoring fees are typically fixed amounts per head of terms; actual fees should be confirmed with the Local Authority.
- This tool does not account for relief applications (e.g., charitable relief, exceptional circumstances) which must be applied separately.
About this tool: CIL & S106
Community Infrastructure Levy liability calculation, Section 106 obligation estimation, exemptions (self-build, social housing), and relief eligibility.
Use when your development creates new floorspace. CIL applies in many authorities. S106 may apply for affordable housing, highways, or education contributions.
CIL Regulations 2010 (as amended), TCPA Section 106
Use these tools to understand the financial side of your project — what fees you'll pay, whether the scheme is viable, what CIL/S106 might cost, and whether your land value assumptions stack up. Essential for go/no-go decisions.
Guidance to help you prepare — not formal planning advice. Check the current policy text and your council's local plan before relying on it.