Topical advice from leading regional property professionals. The library is updated on a regular basis.
As from 1st April 2010, all Business Premises in England and Wales will be liable to higher Business Rates as a result of the reassessment of their Rateable Values. Are you going to pay too much?
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In times of increasing economic uncertainty, it is more important than ever that landlords protect themselves against defaulting tenants.
Over 100,000 businesses fail in the UK each year
Leading lawyers up to date advise
Latest legal updates of interest to Property Professionals
Licensing newsletter December 2008.
Latest news from HSBC.
The Chancellor has now delivered his pre budget statement to the House of Commons and it has been confirmed that there will be significant changes to empty property rate change in 2009/2010.
Market Bulletin, November.
The much vaunted bail-out of Wall Street’s banks with $700bn of taxpayers’ money seems to be going off the rails.
The spate of rescue packages announced in Britain and many other countries has finally brought a modicum of stability, although wholesale money markets remain extremely dislocated. Attention has now turned to gauging the fallout on the real economy.
Anyone who owns a business or shares in an unquoted trading company potentially has access to very considerable inheritance tax savings in the form of business property relief.
Looking at the final stage of the introduction of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) and Display Energy Certificates (DECs) for non-domestic premises in England and Wales and provide answers to questions you may have. Also covering new requirements for the inspection of air conditioning systems.
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