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BUSINESS RATES

 

General Information

 

Business Rates (or National Non-Domestic Rates – NNDR) are collected by billing authorities (eg District Councils), paid into a central pool and then redistributed to all billing authorities and major precepting authorities, including County Councils.

 

Melton Borough Council's share of redistributed rate income, together with income from council taxpayers, revenue support grant provided by the Government and certain other sums, is then used to pay for the services provided by the Council and other local authorities in our area.

 

Business Rates are charged on commercial properties and are calculated by multiplying the rateable value of the property, set by the Valuation Office Agency, by the Business Rate multiplier set by central government.

 

 

Who pays Business Rates?

 

Appeal Against Your Rateable Value

 

Small Business Rate Relief

 

Charitable & Discretionary Relief

 

Rating Multiplier

 

Ways to Pay

 

Rural Rate Relief

 

Empty Property Relief

 

 

Businesses will be able spread payment of this year's Business Rates increase over three years, under new legislation announced by the Government on March 31 2009. See the news release Businesses given more time to pay business rates (Communities and Local Government website).  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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