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Business Rates
Business Rates (also known as National Non-Domestic Rates) is a tax on business properties, and is the way that those who occupy non-domestic property contribute towards the cost of local services.
The Council does not set the amount of business rates that is payable on a property. This is dependant on a Rateable Value, set by the Valuation Office Agency and a Multiplier, set by the Government.
The Council retains only a part of the Business Rates collected, with the remainder being paid to Government, Staffordshire County Council and Staffordshire Fire Commissioner. For more information please visit our Business Rates Explained page.
The Council is responsible for collecting the rates on behalf of those agencies and for administering the various reductions and reliefs that are allowable.
Information on all aspects of Business Rates is given below.
About My Bill
On this page you will find information about how your bill is calculated, how it can be paid and what to do if you cannot pay it
- How to pay my Business Rates
- How to receive my bill by Email
- How my bill is calculated
- What will happen if I don’t pay my Business Rates
- Business Rates Bill Enclosure Leaflets
How to Reduce my Business Rates - Reliefs and Reductions
Find out who has to pay business rates and where the money goes
Business Rates - Reductions and Reliefs
How to Appeal Against a Rating Assessment
Appeal to the Valuation Office Agency