rateables (Meaning)

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rateables (n)

property that provides tax income for local governments

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The council's rateables have declined due to the closure of several businesses.
The empty shops and offices have had a significant impact on the rateables, reducing the amount of income the council receives.
The authority is exploring options to increase rateables, such as attracting new businesses to the area.
Some businesses have complained about the high rateables they are charged, claiming it is making it difficult for them to operate.
The council is committed to ensuring that rateables are set at a fair and reasonable level.
Businesses can appeal their rateable value if they believe it is too high.
The rateables are used to fund essential local services, such as education, healthcare, and public safety.
The local authority has a legal obligation to collect rateables.
The council has introduced a relief scheme to help small businesses and start-ups with the cost of rateables.
The council is working with businesses to identify ways to reduce their rateable value, such as through energy efficiency measures.

property that provides tax income for local governments

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The council's rateables have declined due to the closure of several businesses.

The empty shops and offices have had a significant impact on the rateables, reducing the amount of income the council receives.

The authority is exploring options to increase rateables, such as attracting new businesses to the area.

Some businesses have complained about the high rateables they are charged, claiming it is making it difficult for them to operate.