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rateable

British  
/ ˈreɪtəbəl /

adjective

  1. a variant spelling of ratable

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At the same time, increases in the rateable value of premises take effect.

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In November's budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced cuts to business rate discounts that had been in place since the pandemic, and adjustments to rateable values for pub premises.

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That scheme will end at the same time as sharp increases in the rateable value of their premises take effect.

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Business rates are a tax based on the "rateable value" of a firm's premises, which is reassessed every five years.

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That, combined with big upward adjustments to rateable values of pub premises, left landlords facing the prospect of much higher bills.

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