| 2000 RE-VALUATION |
| 2000 TRANSITION Scotland |
| 2000 TRANSION Wales |
| 2000 APPEALS FORM |
| 2000 EMPTY PROPERTY |
| 2005 RE-VALUATION |
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| THE YEAR
2000 REVALUATION This years revaluation is designed to keep the Valuation Roll or Valuation List (England and Wales) updated for inflation. The revaluation is carried out every five years. RATEABLE VALUE. The majority of commercial properties are allotted a rateable value. The rateable value of non domestic properties shall be taken to be the amount equal to the rent at which it is estimated the property might be expected to let from year to year if the tenant undertook to pay all usual rates and taxes and to bear the cost of repairs and insurance necessary to maintain the property in a state to command that rent and as if negotiated on 1st April 1998 for the 2000 revaluation. Most properties are therefore valued by a rate per square foot. For shops the rate will be highest in the front shop. For factories and warehouses the rate will be even throughout. Rates will vary according to construction, age , and size. UNIFORM BUSINESS RATE To help counteract the rise in rateable values the rate in the pound is to be dropped from 48.9 pence per pound to 41.6 pence in England, 45.8 pence in Scotland and 41.2 pence in Wales. |