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Meanings of rateable in English
Usage of rateable in English
1
That increase in revenue would affect the rateable value of the property, it said.
2
Every business is assessed and given an individual rateable value.
3
Ms Dawrant expected to sell the house for considerably less than its rateable value.
4
And in the town centres, the trajectory for rateable values is only going down.
5
Because the rateable valuation of my apartment was higher than that of the house!
6
He had stated that he wanted it to be underpinned by a rateable valuation.
7
The expression 'rateable value' means the annual rateable value under the Irish Valuation Acts.
8
The change in rates reflected the first adjustment of rateable property values for seven years.
9
All this good had its rateable proportion of evil.
10
His rateable property is really not worth two talents.
11
They could indulge this feeling by putting a very high rateable value on their property.
12
The West Coast already struggled with only 16 per cent of its district in rateable land.
13
Scot was a rateable proportion in the payments levied from the town for local or national purposes.
14
All we know is the rateable value.
15
With more extended gardens, the produce will be raised at a yet lower rateable cost than at present.
16
The farm has a rateable value of $8 million and enjoys sweeping views of the Tasman Sea.
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