Rating List definition
Examples of Rating List in a sentence
All new hereditaments entering the Rating List after 1st April 2016 will be levied at 1% of the prevailing list.
The property is listed within the current (2017) Rating List as a Public House and Premises with a Rateable Value of £4,000.
Valuation List (also Rating List) – The list of business rate hereditaments compiled by the Valuation Office Agency for the area administered by Bath & North East Somerset.
We understand that the accommodation provides the following approximate net internal floor areas:- Total GIA 332.61 sq m 3,581 sq ft The property is currently listed within the 2017 Rating List as follows:- Northumbria Police Station Police Station & Premises RV £9,700 Interested parties should verify the accuracy of this information and rates payable with the Local Rating Authority, South Tyneside Council.
The property is listed within the current (2023) Rating List as a ‘Public House and Premises’ with a Rateable Value of £22,000.
The current Rating List (2017) shows the premises as having a rateable value of £86,500.
All new hereditaments entering the Rating List after 1st April 2016 will be levied at 1% of the most recent revaluation list from the Valuations Office.
The property is listed within the current (2023) Rating List as a Restaurant and Premises and has a Rateable Value of £67,000.
Assuming a positive BID vote by a majority of businesses by number and rateable value of those who vote, the BID levy will be charged on all hereditaments listed in the local Non- Domestic Rating List located within the BID area.
New premises, or properties which were not in the Rating List but become subject to rates in the BID area or new streets or roads raised in the BID area after the BID is in force will be expected to pay a BID Levy based on the appropriate levy % applicable in that levy billing year, of its new/current rateable value from the effective date of the property appearing on the Rating List.