Provision of Rating List Analysis and Finder Service
Cheshire East Borough CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £150,000
Deadline
24 July 2019
Published
27 June 2019
Type
services
Overview
Cheshire East Council as the third biggest unitary Authority in the North West and has approximately 14,800 commercial premises with a combined rateable value (RV) of £355M and a collectible debit of c. £135M. From April 2013 new provisions were applied under the Governments Localism agenda for the retention of Business Rates.
Cheshire East Borough Council therefore require the services from a Service Provider to carry out a review of our Business Rates list and to help with the identification of additional Business Rates The service required from the Service Provider is to identify additional Rateable Value (RV) in the rating list. This could include businesses where RV values are too low (business has changed, expanded etc) or where new businesses are not included in the current rating list, and will increase RV for the Authority.
This will maximise income through the collection of Business Rates from the additional RV generated once the District Valuer has revalued/valued the premises. Additional information: The Council advertises contract opportunities via an e-Business portal The Chest suppliers can register online via the Suppliers' Area to receive email updates on opportunities that match their capabilities. If you would like to register your interest in the contract please use the following website https://procontract.due-north.com
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Cheshire East Borough CouncilKey Dates
Published
27 June 2019
Submission deadline
24 July 2019
Notice type
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