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Business rate relief
Chapters in this topic
- Introduction to business rate relief
- Relief for small businesses
- Empty premises
- Partly occupied premises
- Charities, sports clubs and non-profit organisations
- Rural businesses
- Relief for businesses in hardship
- Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Relief
- Supporting Small Business Relief (SSB26) and Transitional Relief
- Heat Networks Relief
- Improvement Relief
Introduction to business rate relief
In certain circumstances, you might not need to pay business rates as your property may be exempt.
Exemptions can include:
- agricultural land and buildings, including fish farms
- buildings used for training or welfare of disabled people
- buildings registered for public religious worship or church halls
For more information on the type of properties that are exempt, visit the Legislation.gov.uk website.
For advice and assistance on exemptions and discounts you may be entitled to, you can contact the business rates team.
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