 Recent
Case Studies
Rating
Appeals / Council Tax Appeals
Rating
Appeals
 Public
House , 446 to 452 Anlaby Road, Hull
Reduction in 2000 rating list Assessment from £22,000
Rateable Value to £13,500 Rateable Value. A reduction
of over 38%
 Factory,
146 to 148 English Street. Hull
A reduction in 2000 rating list assessment from £11,000
rateable value to £8,000 rateable value.
A
reduction of over 27%
 Haulage
Depot, 127 Hedon Road, Hull
A reduction in 2000 rating list assessment from £60,300
to 50,000 rateable value.
A reduction of £10,300 rateable value
 Workshops
and Offices, 399 Hessle Road, Hull
A reduction in total of 2000 rating list assessments from £29,500
to 24,750 rateable value.
A reduction of £4,750 rateable value
Amenity
Field, Patrington Road, Ottringham
A reduction in the 2000 rating assessment from £3,400
to £1,000 rateable value
A reduction of over 70%
Clearview
(Yorkshire Ltd), Hull
Successfully
secured a reduction in the 2005 rateable value of the premises
from £143,000 to £106,000
Council
Tax Appeals
 Wray
House, Station Road, Keyingham, Hull.
Original
Banding E. Purchased
in 2005 for £185,000. Appeal
submitted on the grounds of redevelopment to the rear of property.Successful
reduction to Band D (£68,000 to £88,000)
“Well,
if I can’t reduced the banding of my own property………….”
 Manor
Farm, Ryehill, Hull
Original band E. Appeal submitted in 2004
on the grounds of a reduction in value following the erection
of an workshop in close proximity the dwelling.
Reduction
to Band D, backdated to 1st April 1993
| Adrian
Smith is a Rating Surveyor with over 25 years experience
in representing and advising ratepayers. He has an in
depth knowledge from both sides of the fence as he has
spent much of his working life with the Valuation Office
Agency as well as representing private sector business
and acting as consultant to professional
property firms.
He
has the knowledge, experience and technical expertise
to advise on all aspects of rate liability including
valuation, the application of transitional arrangements,
rating appeals, material change of circumstance, temporary
allowances, empty property rate, section 44a relief,
transitional certificates, charitable and other reliefs,
as well as acting on your behalf in an appeal against
your rateable value and representing you at valuation
tribunal.
If
you are a ratepayer or a property professional and require
advice on rating matters it is essential that you consult
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