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- Business rates
- Business rates revaluation
- Changes to business rates
- About business rates
- Who has to pay business rates
- Your business rates bill
- Help with your business rates
- Unoccupied properties
- Partly occupied properties
- Transitional adjustment scheme
- Small business rate relief
- Supporting small businesses rate relief
- Local discretionary revaluation relief scheme
- Business rate relief for charities and not-for-profit organisations
- Hardship relief
- Retail discount scheme
- Pub rate relief scheme
- Growth incentive relief
- How to pay your business rates
- What happens if you don't pay your business rates
- Published data about business rates
- Business rates
Transitional adjustment scheme
Transitional rate relief reduces the impact of any significant increase in the rateable value of your business following a general revaluation.
About revaluation and the transitional adjustment scheme
Every five years the Valuation Office Agency revalues all non-domestic properties.
Following this revaluation, the Government introduces a 'transitional adjustment scheme' to phase in any large increases or decreases in the rates payable.
We will automatically include the transitional rate relief when we calculate your bill, so there is no need to apply for it.
If the rateable value has gone down, you may have to pay a surcharge.
Contacts
Business rates - billing and collection
businessrates@rushmoor.gov.uk
Tel: 01252 398331
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