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Business rates can be reduced through an appeal if there has been a material change to the property or surrounding area. A material change includes physical alterations to the property or area, new developments that impact trading, and redevelopment or infrastructure changes nearby. Examples that allow an appeal are changes to property access or increased vacancies causing an oversupply.

Business rates are usually the highest cost faced by business after rent and staff but they can
be reduced by appeal where there has been a “Material Change” in the area of your property.

A “Material Change” is a physical change to an area or
REDUCE COSTS AND property, or to the way a property is used.
INCREASE YOUR PROFIT Examples of Material Changes include:
Alterations to the property itself, or how the property
can be used.

A new development in the area which will adversely
affect your trading conditions e.g. opening of a
competitor or the closure of a source of trade.

Redevelopment in the area of the property.

Changes to the access routes to the area or the property
such as road improvement works or road closures.

Increased vacancy of property in the area causing an
oversupply of available property.

If you are aware of anything that could enable an Appeal please contact Stuart Hicks or Terry Goodall at Dunlop Heywood.
Email: stuart.hicks@dunlopheywood.com / terry.goodall@dunlopheywood.com
W: www.dunlopheywood.com Twitter: @dunlopheywood Tel: Manchester: 0161 817 4840 or Leeds: 0113 245 8661

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2. Business rates are usually the highest cost faced by business after rent and staff but they can be reduced by appeal where there has been a “Material Change” in the area of your property. A “Material Change” is a physical change to an area or REDUCE COSTS AND property, or to the way a property is used. INCREASE YOUR PROFIT Examples of Material Changes include: Alterations to the property itself, or how the property can be used. A new development in the area which will adversely affect your trading conditions e.g. opening of a competitor or the closure of a source of trade. Redevelopment in the area of the property. Changes to the access routes to the area or the property such as road improvement works or road closures. Increased vacancy of property in the area causing an oversupply of available property. If you are aware of anything that could enable an Appeal please contact Stuart Hicks or Terry Goodall at Dunlop Heywood. Email: stuart.hicks@dunlopheywood.com / terry.goodall@dunlopheywood.com W: www.dunlopheywood.com Twitter: @dunlopheywood Tel: Manchester: 0161 817 4840 or Leeds: 0113 245 8661

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