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Meanings of rateable value in English

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Usage of rateable value in English
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That increase in revenue would affect the rateable value of the property, it said.
BBC
2
Every business is assessed and given an individual rateable value.
The Guardian
3
Ms Dawrant expected to sell the house for considerably less than its rateable value.
Radio NZ
4
The expression ' rateable value' means the annual rateable value under the Irish Valuation Acts.
A Leap in the Dark / A Criticism of the Principles of Home Rule ...
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They could indulge this feeling by putting a very high rateable value on their property.
Speculations from Political Economy
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All we know is the rateable value.
The Guardian
7
The farm has a rateable value of $8 million and enjoys sweeping views of the Tasman Sea.
Radio NZ
8
His rateable value is due to increase by 46% to £87,500.
The Guardian
9
If A preferred raising his rateable value to £1600, B would get the fine, Government would get the increased rate.
Speculations from Political Economy
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A report by receivers Deloittes on Mr Serepisos's Central City Investments says the building has a rateable value of $34 million.
Radio NZ
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Those small businesses with a rateable value of under £12,000 will also be eligible for a £10,000 grant.
BBC
12
The first tax is perfectly fair, as it is calculated according to the rateable value of the land, which is divided into three classes.
Cyprus, as I Saw It in 1879
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Owners in these groups were offered 50 percent of their property's rateable value, instead of 100 percent like other homeowners.
Radio NZ
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But a grant of £25,000 will also be offered for businesses in these areas with a rateable value of between £12,001 and £51,000.
BBC
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But owners are also entitled to 100% relief on business rates if the property has a rateable value of less than £12,000.
The Guardian
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And in the town centres, the trajectory for rateable values is only going down.
The Guardian
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