With the 2026 Rating List fast approaching, businesses are preparing for significant updates that will reshape property costs, cashflow planning, and occupancy strategies.
In this session, James Plluen, Business Rates Director, provided a detailed breakdown of what the new Rating List means for ratepayers, explaining how upcoming valuation changes could impact business rates liabilities from April 2026. He explored the key drivers behind new rateable values, outlined potential cashflow implications, and shared practical steps businesses can take now to prepare and manage new obligations effectively.
The webinar was designed for CFOs, finance managers, property leads, and business owners, helping them understand what’s changing, what it means for their premises, and how to work proactively with a business rates advisor to identify opportunities for review, appeal, and potential savings.
Fill in the form below to watch the replay and hear James’s full analysis of what the 2026 Rating List means for your organisation and how our business rates specialists can help you prepare for the changes ahead.
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What to expect:
- Outcome of the 2025 Budget
- Your new Rateable Value – why?
- Opportunities to appeal
- Expectations of your business rates agent