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2026 Revaluation

2026 Revaluation

From April 2026, the UK’s business rates system will undergo its most substantial reform in decades, creating a fairer business rates system that protects the high street, supports investment and is fit for the 21st century.

These changes – although not yet set in stone – bring both opportunities and complexities for occupiers, landlords, and investors. It involves introducing new multipliers, a sector-specific structure, and enhanced compliance requirements.

Andrea Barnes, Head of Ratings at Rerate, provides an overview of how the changes might look based on the information we have so far – and what action businesses need to take.

Click to find out more about the changes confirmed for April 2026

What rerate predict for the 2026 Revaluation

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What Rerate think should change in the business rates system

Short intro of how rerate thinks the 2026 revaluations should change UK rating

How rerate can support you

These reforms are wide-ranging, and every business will feel the impact differently. At Rerate, we specialise in helping occupiers, landlords, and advisors understand what’s changing—and what actions to take.

Whether it’s forecasting your future liability, reviewing your valuation, or supporting your compliance with the new information duty, Andrea Barnes and the team are ready to support you with practical, jargon-free advice.

Need help planning ahead?

Get in contact for tailored support on navigating the 2026 reforms

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