The following are examples of non-domestic (business) properties:
- Shops
- Offices
- Cinemas
- Public Houses
- Factories
- Warehouses
- Bed and breakfast accommodation that can accommodate more than six people at the same time
- Holiday homes that are available for let for 140 days or more each year
If part of a residential property is used for business or non-domestic purposes, and is a self-contained area such as a spare bedroom or a garage, then Business Rates may be payable for this part of the property.
Non-Domestic Properties which are Exempt from Business Rates
Some non-domestic properties are exempt from Business Rates. These include:
- Agricultural land and buildings
- Fishing rights
- Fish farms
If you think that your property should be exempt, please contact the Valuation Office Agency .