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Updated: Oct 8, 2023



Nobody wants to see a business rate bailiff visiting your business premises. And lets face it, many business properties are open to the public, and thus the bailiff can normally just walk in. A terrifying experience for most people, unless you understand their tactics, like we do.


There are loads of websites providing advice on how to deal with bailiffs, but many people want someone or a company to handle the bailiffs for them. This is exactly what we do. We take over your case and manage the bailiff.


Most cases we take on involves a business rates debt rather than a business rate dispute, but can situations can apply at the same time. We know how to sort out the business rates dispute, and we know how to get the business rate account on hold. This gives us time to resolve the dispute, and organise a way forward that is suitable for both parties (client and council).


For more information on how to get our help dealing with enforcement agents, visit our bailiff page and get the real help you deserve.

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  • Writer's pictureSteve Adams

Updated: Oct 8, 2023

Business Rate Advisors is now in a position to get you the very best commercial solar panels installed on your commercial roof top, saving you money off your electricity bill, but also free panel installation. Normally panels cost thousands to install, now you can get them installed for free.


Solar panels do not increase the value of your commercial business rates.


If you are considering installing commercial solar panels, and would like more information on installing free solar panels, get in touch with me to find out more.


My number is 07415048643. Steve Adams


Commercial solar panels saving you ££££££




At least 26 councils are at risk of effective bankruptcy within the next two years, according to a leading local government group, which says many authorities simply have “nothing left”.


Business rates relief


What will this lead to from a business rate perspective. We have already noticed an uplift on some councils not providing small business rates relief for example, when the occupier is entitled to the claim. It seems that councils see an opportunity to make money where none was due, all because they have seriously mismanaged their own financial affairs.


Let me remind us all that you do not have to be trading from a commercial property in order to claim small business rates relief, you only have to be occupying the property. Most councils wont tell you this, but they should.


If you need help with your business rates, give us a call for free business rates advice.

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