Revaluation 2023
What is Revaluation and what does it mean for business rates bills?
Business rates represent a major property overhead for occupiers of commercial property.
Are you paying too much in business rates?
Local authorities are in the process of issuing business rates demands for 2025-2026, but could you be paying too much?
King’s Speech: No mention of business rates, so what lies ahead?
Now that the dust has settled on Labour’s decisive election victory, a new approach to business rates should be on the horizon.
Business rates bills are landing – but are you paying too much?
Local authorities are in the throes of issuing out their business rates demands which are landing on the desks of business owners across the UK.
Spring Budget: Key outcomes affecting occupiers, landlords and investors
The Spring Budget 2024 is, according to the OBR, expected to reduce inflation in 2024/25.
Rating Bill receives Royal Assent but what will it mean for you in 2024?
Business rates have now increased – act now to reduce your liability
Does business rates support package go far enough?
Autumn Statement: Business rates changes welcome, but do they go far enough?
The latest Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, has today (17 November) delivered yet another Budget for 2022 with a focus on bringing stability, growth and the rebuilding of public finances.
Revaluation 2023: Draft Rating List is coming but what does it mean?
Preparations for the rating Revaluation 2023 are well underway, but what should businesses expect next?
Mini-Budget overdelivers in tax cuts, but not for business rates
Whilst the Mini-Budget last week has made waves by delivering the most significant tax cuts in 50 years, it was completely uninspiring from a Business Rates perspective.