How we value new properties for Council Tax

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.
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.
In this instalment of our How We Value series, we explain how we value pubs across England and Wales.
Got a question about business rates? In this blog, we explain the role of the VOA and local councils in the administration of business rates.
Got a question about Council Tax? In this blog, we explain the role of the VOA and local councils in the administration of Council Tax.
In this blog, we explain what it means for a property to be truly derelict, the evidence we need to delete the property’s band, and what happens once the band has been deleted.
In this blog we explain why we need trade information to value certain types of property.
In this blog we explain why we need your property information and what it is used for.
This is the third part of our series on understanding your business rates. Here we look at what to do if you think your rateable value is incorrect.
This is the second part of our series on understanding your business rates. Here we look at how we value.
New to paying business rates? Or just need a refresher? Here we explain everything you need to know about how your business rates are calculated.