London · 2025-26

Business Rates in Haringey

Businesses in Haringey paid £73.8m in net business rates during 2025-26, below the average English council's £93.2m.

£73.8m
Net rates income (2025-26)
£33.0m
Total relief granted
£8.8m
Small Business Rate Relief
12,745
Active businesses (2025)

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Relief granted in Haringey

Share of £33.0m total relief, 2025-26.

  • Small Business Rate Relief£8.8m · 27%

    Automatic relief for the smallest ratepayers, based on rateable value.

  • Retail, hospitality & leisure relief£10.0m · 30%

    Extra support for shops, pubs, and hospitality venues.

  • Charity relief£7.7m · 23%

    Mandatory 80% relief for registered charities.

  • Empty property relief£3.0m · 9%

    Short-term relief for vacant commercial premises.

Haringey at a glance

Haringey granted £33.0m in relief overall, higher than the national council average of £26.3m. This included £8.8m in Small Business Rate Relief and £10.0m in retail, hospitality and leisure relief.

A further £7.7m went to charity relief and £3.0m to empty property relief, reflecting the mix of ratepayers across the local authority.

Haringey has an estimated 12,745 active businesses, according to the latest ONS Business Counts (2025).

Haringey ranks 33 out of 296 local authorities in England on the 2025 Index of Multiple Deprivation, where 1 is most deprived and 296 is least deprived.

Following the 2026 revaluation, the total rateable value of retail property in Haringey rose by 19.7% — if this pushed your assessment too high, an appeal may be worth considering.

Frequently asked questions

How much are business rates in Haringey?

Haringey's local authority collected £73.8m in net business rates income during 2025-26, based on the national multiplier applied to each property's rateable value, less any relief granted.

What reliefs are available in Haringey?

Haringey granted £33.0m in business rates relief in 2025-26, including £8.8m in Small Business Rate Relief, £10.0m in retail, hospitality and leisure relief, £7.7m in charity relief, and £3.0m in empty property relief.

How do I know if I'm overpaying?

If your rateable value looks high compared to similar properties nearby, or you're not currently receiving relief you may be entitled to, it's worth checking your assessment. Use our free checker to compare your rateable value and see if you may be eligible for a reduction or backdated refund.

Haringey compared with London and England

Average rateable value
£29,016£35,905 below the London average (£64,921)£4,974 below the England average (£33,990)
Largest sector by value
Retail property, 38.0%18.3 percentage points above its 19.7% share in London
Total rateable value, 2023 to 2026 list
+22.6%London: +22.5%England: +19.6%

Counts and rateable values are from the stock of properties at March 2026, on the 2023 rating list. Changes are from the 2026 revaluation, comparing the 2023 rating list with the 2026 rating list.

Property mix

At £29,016, Haringey's average rateable value ranks 141st of 296 councils in England and 29th of 33 in London. Retail property also accounts for the most properties in Haringey, at 40.1% of its rateable properties.

Shops and other retail property account for 40.1% of Haringey's rateable properties and 38.0% of its value, higher than the 28.9% and 19.7% across London. High-value property is limited in Haringey: around 30 properties were rated at £500,000 or more at March 2026, rising to around 50 on the 2026 list.

Change at the 2026 revaluation

Only 5 of the 32 other councils in London saw a stronger change in total rateable value at the 2026 revaluation than Haringey's +22.6%. Industrial property saw the biggest rise in Haringey: total rateable value up 35.7% between the 2023 and 2026 lists, against +24.4% for industrial property across London. Even the weakest sector in Haringey, office property, rose 14.6% in total rateable value at the 2026 revaluation, in line with the +14.4% across London.

Reliefs

Total relief granted in Haringey equalled 29.0% of gross rates payable in 2025-26, above the 21.2% across English councils taken together. Of the four main reliefs, retail, hospitality and leisure relief accounted for the most in Haringey: 30.2% of the total, above the England figure of 18.5%.

Source: HM Revenue & Customs, using Valuation Office Agency data, and MHCLG relief returns. Open Government Licence v3.0. Method and rounding: /methodology.

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Compare with other councils in London

Other London councils with their average rateable value, listed from the closest to Haringey's £29,016.

Figures from MHCLG National Non-Domestic Rates statistics (2025-26), ONS UK Business Counts (2025), and English Indices of Deprivation (2025).

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