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Freedom of Information Response Herdsman Borough Councilor number: Date FOR Received: Department: Title: Description:HBC_FOI_20200300 6/05/2020 Business Rates Business Rate details Imperial China,

How to fill out business rates - a

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1. Step 1: Gather all the necessary information about your business, including your business address, contact details, and the type of business you run.
2. Step 2: Determine the rateable value of your business property. This can usually be found on your business rates bill or by contacting your local council.
3. Step 3: Complete the business rates forms provided by your local council. These forms typically require information about your business property, its use, and any changes that may have occurred.
4. Step 4: Provide accurate and up-to-date information about your business. This includes details about any changes in occupancy, the number of employees, or any alterations made to the property.
5. Step 5: Submit the completed forms to your local council along with any necessary supporting documents. Ensure that all information provided is true and accurate.
6. Step 6: Pay the business rates as calculated by your local council. This can usually be done through various payment methods, such as direct debit, online payment, or cheque.
7. Step 7: Keep track of any changes in circumstances that may affect your business rates. Notify your local council promptly if there are any alterations to your business property or its usage.

Who needs business rates - a?

1. Business owners and occupiers of non-domestic properties need to pay business rates. This includes individuals or companies who use their premises for commercial purposes.
2. Business rates are applicable to various types of properties, including shops, offices, factories, warehouses, pubs, and even self-storage units.
3. Even if you run a small business or work from home, you may still be liable for business rates if you have a dedicated business space or a separate property for business use.
4. Certain properties are exempt from business rates, such as agricultural land and buildings, places of worship, and premises used for training or welfare. Local councils can provide further information on exemptions and relief schemes.

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What is business rates?

Business rates are a form of taxation on commercial properties, calculated based on the property's estimated value and used to fund local services.

Who is required to file business rates?

Owners or occupiers of non-domestic properties, such as shops, offices, and factories, are required to file business rates.

How to fill out business rates?

To fill out business rates, property owners must provide relevant information about the property, including its valuation, usage, and any applicable exemptions or reliefs.

What is the purpose of business rates?

The purpose of business rates is to generate revenue for local authorities to fund essential services, such as education, transportation, and public safety.

What information must be reported on business rates?

Information that must be reported includes the property's address, its rateable value, the type of business using the property, and any changes that may affect the rateable value.