In this third part of our blog series, we explain the contractor’s basis method and how it is used to value properties like schools, hospitals and libraries.
In the second part of our series, we explain the receipts and expenditure method and how it is used to value properties like large hotels and self-catering holiday accommodation for business rates.
In this first part of our three-part blog series, we explain the rental comparison method and how it is used to value properties like shops, pubs and restaurants for business rates.
We look at the evidence you need to support a Council Tax band challenge.
We explore our future approach to sharing information on business rates valuations, and what it will mean for our customers.
In this instalment of our How We Value series, we explain how we value petrol stations across England and Wales.
In the second part of our Council Tax band deletion series, we explain the difference between major renovation and normal repairs.
In this instalment of our How We Value series, we explain how we value hotels across England and Wales.
In this blog, we set out what look for when choosing an agent, how to avoid scams and the standards we expect agents to follow.
Your Council Tax band is based on the price your property could have been sold for on a fixed date. In this blog, we explain how we value properties built after this date.