
If your properties rateable value has been too high, you may be entitled to a refund of overpaid business rates.
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Check If You Could Claim a Business Rates Refund
What is a business rates refund?
If your rateable value is reduced following a review or appeal, any overpaid business rates may be refunded - often backdated to the start of the rating period.
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Refunds can sometimes cover multiple years, depending on the circumstances.
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This check helps you understand:
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• Whether your property profile suggests potential over-assessment
• Whether a backdated refund may be possible
• Whether it may be worth a specialist review
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Information only. Not legal or valuation advice.
This short check looks at your property details to see whether your business could be entitled to a refund of overpaid business rates.
You'll need your postcode and rateable value. Results are shown instantly.
Free eligibility check. No obligation. No win, no fee.
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Postcode
Used to identify the property on the VAO register
Property type
Rateable value
This is shown on your business rates bill or VOA record
Are you already appealing your business rates?
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Market alignment score
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Indicative RV reduction range
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Estimated annual saving
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Refund potential
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Recommended next step
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Risk indicators by property type
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How far back can a business rates refund go?
In some cases, reductions may be backdated to the start of the current rating list.
The exact refund period depends on:
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When the appeal is submitted.
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Whether there has been a material change.
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VOA assessment rules.
Specialist advice is required for confirmation.
Who typically qualifies for refunds?
Refunds are commonly seen in:
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Retail units.
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Offices.
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Pubs and restaurants.
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Industrial premises.
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Properties where rental values have declined.
