The 1st of April is always an interesting time for ratepayers and their advisors. You will be receiving or have received new rate demands to cover the period commencing 1st April 2024.
These will set out your liability for the full rate year. It is important to ensure that the demands have been calculated having regard to the correct multiplier, relief (where available) and the calculation of transitional relief.
In some circumstances a supplement may apply, for example, for crossrail within Central London.
In England there is an important change for the calculation of an empty rate liability. The multiplier used to calculate the empty rate charge will be the same multiplier that is used to charge the occupied liability. Up to 31st March 2024 all liabilities are calculated with reference to the large property multiplier of 51.2p.
Set out below in the tables are the multipliers to be used in England, Scotland and Wales from 1st April 2024.
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