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I was curious how much B&HA pay the council each year in business rates for the Amex



marlowe

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Dec 13, 2015
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I now know. Would anyone like to hazard a guess how much the council get paid each year by B&HA?
 








Everest

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The Cup Final money?
 






skipper734

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It's obviously not enough or they wouldn't be so sniffy about new build.
 


Giraffe

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It's obviously not enough or they wouldn't be so sniffy about new build.

It's a counci's job to be sniffy over developments that look shit.

The council has been very supportive of the Albion otherwise.
 








beorhthelm

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Jul 21, 2003
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£50 and some paella?
 




marlowe

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Dec 13, 2015
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The answer is I believe £295,800 per year.
This is based on the Amex having a rateable value of £600,000 according to the Valuations Office Agency website.
Business rates for a standard business are 49.3p in the pound
This comes to the figure of £295,800.
 


Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!
Sep 1, 2012
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It's obviously not enough or they wouldn't be so sniffy about new build.
They've certainly done themselves out of being able to charge rates on the hotel, so actually it may well be enough.
 


Bob!

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Jul 5, 2003
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I now know. Would anyone like to hazard a guess how much the council get paid each year by B&HA?

The answer is I believe £295,800 per year.
This is based on the Amex having a rateable value of £600,000 according to the Valuations Office Agency website.
Business rates for a standard business are 49.3p in the pound
This comes to the figure of £295,800.

and The Academy?
 




LlcoolJ

Mama said knock you out.
Oct 14, 2009
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One billion dollars
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"Er, you do realise that's not actually that much money any more....don't you?"
 


severnside gull

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May 16, 2007
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By the seaside in West Somerset
The answer is I believe £295,800 per year.
This is based on the Amex having a rateable value of £600,000 according to the Valuations Office Agency website.
Business rates for a standard business are 49.3p in the pound
This comes to the figure of £295,800.

If AITC are based at the Amex there should be an element of charitable tax relief I think?
 


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The answer is I believe £295,800 per year.
This is based on the Amex having a rateable value of £600,000 according to the Valuations Office Agency website.
Business rates for a standard business are 49.3p in the pound
This comes to the figure of £295,800.
On balance that's really not a lot of dough around these parts nowadays .
 


Frutos

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May 3, 2006
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The answer is I believe £295,800 per year.
This is based on the Amex having a rateable value of £600,000 according to the Valuations Office Agency website.
Business rates for a standard business are 49.3p in the pound
This comes to the figure of £295,800.

So you don't actually know then, as claimed in your OP.
 




Gullflyinghigh

Registered User
Apr 23, 2012
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The answer is I believe £295,800 per year.
This is based on the Amex having a rateable value of £600,000 according to the Valuations Office Agency website.
Business rates for a standard business are 49.3p in the pound
This comes to the figure of £295,800.
You believe that's the amount or you know it is?
 





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