rateable

Because the place is under a certain rateable value, which is based on location and size, it is eligible for a 100% rebate on business rates.

One close to me is at an +821% increase in its tax bill and rateable value at 613%.

Once a barrel is injected, schedulers manage swaps around physical ops with counterparties to ensure our tanks don’t overflow and we have a nice rateable supply.

Any male occupying land or property with an annual rateable value of £10 could vote.

Everything and every job and every person is under surveillance, every task monitored, every move assessed against metrics, every act rateable.

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

Then future rateable income attracts government which wants the outcome and needs the money.

The rates were on the property and were charged on rateable value which was a value distinct from market value, but not banded.

In many previous migration movements in both Europe and the United States there was some rateable factor between the native population and the migrants.

Wow a fantastic independent pub near where I used to live in London is seeing its rateable value go up 480%!

And then have the dataset be openly accessible, with third party being able to provide boxes, and publicly emit new features, and all boxes being rateable.

I would never advise to dodge taxes but pragmatically it also depends on the volume of rateable sales they do, or expect to do, in the EU.

The airport itself is not gathering ratings, but the restaurants and activities inside it are, and if there's a significant children's playground, it should show up as a rateable attraction under "Things to Do".

* Local taxation is based on the "rateable value" of property, but this is inaccurate, banded, often out-of-date, and only a small part of a typical family's total outgoings.

Rateable value is based on what the market prices would be to rent that space.