Guidance

Non-Domestic Rating factsheet: repair and your rateable value

This fact sheet explains what needs to be considered when dealing with properties that are not in a state of reasonable repair.

From:
Valuation Office Agency
Published
4 February 2014

This publication was withdrawn on

The Valuation Office Agency is currently revising guidance on repair and its impact on rateable value, following the Court of Appeal decision Newbiggin (VO) and SJ & J Monk [2015] EWCA CIV 78. We aim to publish a new factsheet on this subject in the near future.

Documents

Repair and your rateable value: English

PDF, 141 KB, 2 pages

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Repair and your rateable value: Welsh

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Details

This factsheet covers:

  • disrepair
  • the definition of Rateable Value and the impact of repair
  • what is meant by repair?
  • what is meant by a “reasonable landlord would consider to be uneconomic”?
  • properties in course of repair work
  • schemes of alteration to your property
  • what to do if you think your property is in uneconomic repair
  • what you can do if you disagree with the Valuation Office Agency’s decision
Published 4 February 2014