What the buyer wrote
Royal Berkshire Fire Authority (the Authority) requires a review of the business rates charged on its estates to ascertain if any ongoing savings could be achieved by appealing the underlying rateable value (RV) of each property owned, including investment properties and fire stations. The Authority will pay the commission rate (%) if there are demonstrable savings. If there are no rebates from these reviews, then the Authority is not liable for any payment. Business rates bills are generated annually by the Local Authorities across Berkshire based on the RV and issued to the Authority. The Valuation Office Agency (VOA) is responsible for setting and periodically reviewing the values. Still…
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Details
- What the buyer calls it
- Business Rates Review
- How they are buying
- Quotes from a few suppliersThe buyer approached a small number directly rather than advertising it.
- Where
- in the South East
Who the buyer named
Emma Peate was the named contact on this notice.