Navigate the Changing Landscape of UK Business Rates
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Rating Revaluation 2026 - Understand the Impact
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The upcoming 2026 Rating Revaluation, effective 1 April 2026, marks a significant shift in property valuation and business rates across the UK. Reflecting market conditions as of each devolved administration's valuation date, this revaluation initiates the first 3-year cycle in a modernisation effort, impacting all ratepayers.
Download our comprehensive report to gain strategic insight into the implications of these changes, particularly in light of the current government's approach to business rates. We analyse the revaluation's impact on key property sectors and provide forward-looking perspectives on administrative changes coming to the English system
Key headlines
Multiplier adjustments and relative value shifts: While overall rating multipliers are projected to decrease, the individual impact on your properties will be determined by relative value changes within the market. Understanding these shifts is critical for accurate forecasting.
Supplementary rate implications: The introduction of a supplementary rate for larger properties in England, designed to subsidise specific sectors, necessitates a careful assessment of your portfolio's potential exposure and strategic options.
Sector-specific rate burden shifts: The industrial and logistics sectors are anticipated to experience increased rate burdens due to market dynamics. Proactive strategies for mitigating these costs are essential.
Evolving administrative requirements: Ratepayers in England will face increased administrative responsibilities. Ensuring compliance and optimising internal processes will be crucial for efficient tax management.
Don't wait until 2026! Equip yourself with the knowledge you need to navigate the upcoming revaluation. Download the full report today to gain a competitive edge and optimise your property strategy.