The bill would provide for the next business rates revaluation to take effect from 1 April 2023. This briefing considers: the background to the bill, including recent government proposals to change the frequency of revaluation; what the bill would do; and what happened to it during its passage through the House of Commons.
Documents to download
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Financial Conduct Authority: Report on RBS GRG (206 KB, PDF)
Documents to download
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Financial Conduct Authority: Report on RBS GRG (206 KB, PDF)
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