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72, Crossgates Road, Leeds LS15 7NN

Shop and premises · VOA assessment 31368801000 · Leeds

Produced 8 November 2026, 08:43 (UK time)

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NO OBVIOUS ISSUES

Your valuation is in line with similar shops

You pay Zone A £210.00/m², the same as similar shops on your parade. Nothing in the published data points to an overpayment, but a 2-minute self-check of your facts is still worth doing.

Your bill, before reliefs

£3,438a year

Rateable value × the 2026/27 retail, hospitality and leisure multiplier (38.2p). Nothing is flagged, but the facts behind the value are still worth checking.

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Showing figures for a business with more than one property. Small Business Rate Relief doesn't apply then, so a lower rateable value would cut your bill.

This is my only business property

What we found

4 checks · 2026 rating list
Rateable valueIn lineIn line with the group
Why?

Your shop's Zone A rate is £210.00/m². We compared it with 4 similar shops on your parade: yours is in line with the group.

What each of the 4 pays is in the Full Report.

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Floor spaceCheckCertificate much larger than the Valuation Office record: worth checking
Why?

The Valuation Office's record of your floor space is much smaller than your energy certificate (2017), by more than measuring methods explain. The certificate may cover a larger area than the rated property, such as the whole building or space you don't occupy. This does not point to a saving, but it is worth checking.

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AllowancesNo gap foundNo allowance gap found
Why?

Allowances reduce your rateable value for drawbacks such as poor access, an awkward layout, low ceilings, no loading bay or disruption from building works nearby.

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ReliefsClaim itAt £9,000, small business rate relief should remove your whole bill if this is your only business property, but only once you've claimed it from your council.
Why?

At £9,000, small business rate relief should remove your whole bill if this is your only business property, but only once you've claimed it from your council. If the property is empty, you may pay nothing for the first 3 months.

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Current rateable value
£9,000
Expected rateable value
£9,000
Current bill, before reliefs
£3,438 / yr
Expected bill, before reliefs
£3,438 / yr

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What if
If a re-measurement found 10% less floor space → about £344 a yearIf the VO gave a 5% allowance → about £172 a yearBoth together → about £497 a year

These are what-ifs, not findings. A Check can correct your valuation upwards as well as down. What the evidence supports: Fact-Check Pack

What happens next

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1Get the Fact-Check Pack

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2Self-check

  • Is the floor area right? Compare with your lease plan.
  • Is the description right (shop and premises, not something else)?
  • Any drawback the Valuation Office may not know: access, layout, no lift, no loading?
  • Is the property empty, or could you claim a relief?
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Reliefs

3Talk to your council

Reliefs come from Leeds Council, not the Valuation Office. Most must be claimed.

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This is an estimate, not a guaranteed saving. BusinessRateChecker compares your property against similar ones in the official rating list to flag where your rateable value looks high. The figures shown — including any suggested rateable value, annual saving or backdated refund — are indicative and depend on the evidence the Valuation Office Agency (VOA, now part of HMRC) accepts. The actual outcome could be higher, lower, or nil, and in rare cases a review can leave a value unchanged or increased. Nothing here is a valuation, financial or legal advice; it's information to help you decide whether to look into your bill further.

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Figures use the Valuation Office's published 2026 rating list and the 2026/27 retail, hospitality and leisure multiplier (38.2p), before any relief. What-if figures are illustrations, not findings. A Check reopens your valuation, and the VO can correct facts upwards as well as down. Contains VOA data © Crown copyright.

Report produced 8 November 2026, 08:43 (UK time), from figures calculated on 4 November 2026. The figures are correct at that date and time and may change, for example with changes to government or council policy or to the VO's rating list.

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