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An update for our customers.
The VOA has new guidance for customers who want to check the details we hold about their business property.
Find out how to challenge your Council Tax band with clear steps to guide you through the process.
The programme is open to qualified chartered surveyors who have had a break from the profession.
VOA continues its investigation into potential breaches of its standards.
Agents suspended as the VOA investigates a potential breach of its standards.
The VOA has published details about how it will improve the information it discloses on business rates valuations.
We’re asking for your views on how we share some of our statistics.
Be aware of emails claiming to be from the VOA.
If your home or business is damaged due to flooding you may be entitled to a Council Tax reduction or business rates relief.
Be aware of false claims about deadlines to appeal the 2023 list for business rates.
Explaining the process for challenging your Council Tax band and answering some common questions.
The VOA is asking some owners of self-catering holiday lets for further information about their property.
The VOA has a new set of standards that apply to all agents.
If you want an agent to manage your business rates, use our checklist to choose one. Don’t let an agent choose you.
We’re asking for information about working farms and mobile homes.
The Valuation Office Agency (VOA) has changed the way it presents statistics for the 2023 non-domestic rating lists.
Have your say before 7 June on proposals to disclose more information on business rates valuations.
You can now see the rateable value for your business property and tell us if you think it is too high.
New rules on lettings for self-catering properties you will need to meet to continue to be eligible for business rates.
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