rateable

/ ˈreɪtəbəl /

adjective

1. a variant spelling of ratable

Example Sentences

In last year's Budget, the government announced its intention to introduce two lower figures used to calculate such rates for retail, hospitality and leisure properties with rateable values below £500,000.

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The rateable value of houses is currently capped and the proposal is to lift that cap.

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The amount businesses pay is based on how much annual rent could be charged on the premises - which is known as the rateable value.

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"The difficulty here is that unlike a rateable commodity, insurance costs for Ukraine right now are un-modellable."

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It says the support that has been given depends on the rateable value of travel agent premises and "omitted" those working from home.

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