Find your current rateable value and see whether your business rates may be higher than they should be.
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Check Your Properties Ratable Value Online
What is a rateable value?
Your rateable value is the figure used to calculate your business rates bill. It is set by the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) and is based on the estimated rental value of your property at a specific valuation date.
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If your rateable value is too high, you may be paying more business rates than necessary.
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This tool helps you:
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• Check your current rateable value
• Understand what it means
• See whether a reduction might be possible
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Information only. Not legal or valuation advice.
This short check looks at your property details to see whether your business rates may be higher than they should be.
You'll need your postcode and rateable value. Results are shown instantly.
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If your results suggest your assessment may be high, you can read more about when you should challenge your rateable value before proceeding.
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This is shown on your business rates bill or VOA record
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How is rateable value calculated?
Rateable values are set by the Valuation Office Agency (VOA). They are usually based on:
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The size of your property.
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Location.
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Type of business.
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Estimated annual rental value.
Valuations are updated periodically during national revaluations.
Who should check their rateable value?
This check is typically useful for:
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Shops and retail units.
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Pubs, cafes and restaurants.
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Offices.
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Industrial units.
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Hotels and guesthouses.