Business Rates

Treasury written question – answered am ar 2 Mehefin 2026.

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Photo of Lord Jamieson Lord Jamieson Shadow Minister (Housing, Communities and Local Government), Opposition Whip (Lords)

To ask His Majesty's Government how many business rate challenges relating to rateable values on the draft or final 2026 rating list have been submitted to the Valuation Office Agency in England; and how many have progressed to the Valuation Tribunal Service.

Photo of Lord Livermore Lord Livermore The Financial Secretary to the Treasury

If a ratepayer disagrees with their property’s rateable value, they can challenge it using the Check, Challenge, Appeal (CCA) service. Once a ratepayer receives the outcome of their Check case, which ensures all facts about the property are correct, they may submit a Challenge.

The Valuation Office will publish the number of Challenges made on 2026 RVs in August this year. Appeals on these decisions are the responsibility of the Valuation Tribunal Service and the Valuation Tribunal for Wales.

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