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Rating Advice from Jones Lang LaSalle:
Why pay more business rates than you have to?
Business rates liability, empty property
The burden of business rates is increasing, particularly in relation to empty property. Our expert rating department exists to reduce that burden.
Clients trust in our commercial property business rates advice for the 2010 Revaluation
Occupiers, owners and investors trust us to minimise their rate liabilities within rating law and good practice.
The highly experienced rating surveyors at Jones Lang LaSalle each have a minimum of 16 years experience. The rating team is led by Tim Beattie and is chaired by Colin Parsons.
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 As the 2010 revaluation of all UK commercial properties approaches, we'll be leading rating negotiations in key sectors and locations once again. Read our research report Revaluation 2010 - Central London Offices that considers the potential impact of the 2010 Revaluation on the best located Grade A office space in Central London.
Our network of regional offices gives us nationwide coverage, while our technical rating expertise gives us the ability to offer innovative, practical and reliable rating advice on an extensive range of property types. From offices, retail, leisure, hotels and industrial premises to specialist properties such as ports, utilities and telecommunications networks we are committed to working with our clients to ensure that their business rates are reduced to the absolute minimum.
With client savings of more than £1 Billion over the life of the 2005 Rating lists can you afford not to talk to us for the 2010 Revaluation?
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FAQs
Information on Rating,
The 2010 Revaluation,
The Empty Properties Act 2007 and
Reducing Rate Liability |
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Business Rates |
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Rating Lists |
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Valuation Office Agency (VOA) |
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2010 Revaluation |
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Rate Liability |
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Vacant Properties: Unoccupied property rates and The Empty Properties Act 2007 |
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Reducing Rate Liability |
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