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Check My Business Rates: Find Your Rateable Value Instantly

Discover how much you could save on your business rates with our rateable value checker. This easy-to-use tool allows you to quickly determine if your property is over-assessed and helps you explore potential refunds or reductions. Don't let high business rates hold you back—use our rateable value checker today to unlock potential savings and ensure you're paying the right amount. It's fast, reliable, and trusted by businesses across the UK.

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  • Used by UK businesses

Check if You're Overpaying Business Rates

Check if your property may be overpaying. This quick check looks at your property details to identify whether your business rates may be higher than they should be. You'll need your postcode and rateable value. Results are shown instantly.

Businesses commonly identify savings of £3,000 - £10,000+ depending on property size and sector.

If your results indicate your property may be over-assessed, you could: request a free specialist review, or access a full premium analysis to estimate potential savings and refunds.

  • Free eligibility check
  • No obligation

This is shown on your business rates bill or HMRC Valuation Office record

Lease rent only, not service charge, insurance or utilities. Optional, not used in your result, and only shared if you ask for a specialist review.

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What is a rateable value?

Your rateable value is the figure used to calculate your business rates bill. It is set by the HMRC Valuation Office and is based on the estimated rental value of your property at a specific valuation date.

If your rateable value is too high, you may be paying more business rates than necessary — and in some cases, this can lead to a refund.

This tool makes it easy to find rateable value information for any commercial property in England, it helps you:

  • Check your current rateable value
  • Understand whether it may be too high
  • See if a reduction or refund could be possible

Information only. Not legal or valuation advice.

How is rateable value calculated?

Rateable values are set by the HMRC Valuation Office and are based on what your property could be rented for on the open market at a fixed valuation date. They typically consider:

  • The size and layout of your property.
  • Location and surrounding area.
  • Type of business use.
  • Comparable rental evidence.

Valuations are updated periodically during national revaluations, but changes between these dates may not always be reflected automatically.

Who should check their rateable value?

This check is particularly useful if you:

  • Haven't reviewed your rateable value in several years.
  • Have experienced changes to your property or surrounding area.
  • Are in retail, hospitality, office or industrial sectors.
  • Want to ensure you're not overpaying business rates.

If you're unsure, the eligibility check will guide you in under a minute.