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Business rates reductions
Relief for charities and community sports clubs
If you are a registered charity, community amateur sports club or a non-profit organisation you may be eligible for business rates relief
Exempted and Empty property relief
You don’t have to pay business rates on empty buildings for 3 months or even longer for certain specific properties
Hardship relief
If you are experiencing exceptional financial hardship you may qualify for hardship relief
Relief for local newspapers
If your property is used as an office premises for reporters or journalists of a local newspaper you could be entitled to local newspapers relief
Small business rate relief
Could your small businesses be paying less tax through a discount on your business rates?
Pub relief
In January 2020 the Government announced a £1000 business rates discount for public houses
Transitional arrangements for rates increases
See more about revaluations and Transitional arrangements. Transitional arrangements are applied automatically and should show on your bill
Retail discount
For 2021/2022, the government announced a temporary extension of the Expanded Retail Discount (2020/2021) for 3 months for eligible businesses
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