17th July 2025
8th July 2025
Dunlop Heywood advise Komori on 10-year lease relocation deal
Komori, a leading name in global print solutions, has secured a new ten-year lease at Triangle Business Park, Batley, West Yorkshire. Advised by Dunlop Heywood, Komori will be relocating from its current premises in Seacroft,... Continue reading
4th June 2025
Tackling Business Rates Avoidance in Wales – Have Your Say
The Welsh Government has launched a new consultation titled “Consultation on the Measures to Address Avoidance of Non-Domestic Rates.” The focus? Cracking down on business rates avoidance, which is estimated to cost Wales between £10... Continue reading
23rd May 2025
Dunlop Heywood save clients millions with Rating Audit service
When managing business rates liabilities, most ratepayers rely on the accepted processes undertaken by Billing Authorities. Unfortunately, overpayments are easily made due to the inaccurate calculation of charges or incorrect interpretation of legislation in force... Continue reading
30th April 2025
Government to absorb Valuation Office Agency into HMRC
The UK government has announced a significant restructuring of its property tax administration, confirming that the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) will be absorbed into HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) by April 2026. This move, part... Continue reading14th April 2025
Rising business rates threaten 200 flagship high streets – warning
Rising business rates in the UK are threatening the viability of over 200 stores on flagship high streets, raising concerns about job losses, reduced investment and inflationary pressures on consumers. A recent survey by High... Continue reading10th March 2025
New lobbying group issues business rates reform wishlist
A new lobbying group High Streets UK (HSUK) has proposed a raft of recommendations ahead of the Government’s proposed business rates reform, with a warning that flagship stores face becoming “unviable” due to the higher... Continue reading 5th February 2025
Business Rates bill makes its way through Parliament to hit April deadline
The UK Parliament is swiftly progressing the Non-Domestic Rating (Multipliers and Private Schools) Bill, which is introducing major changes to the business rates system. The legislation, set to take effect from April 2025, aims to... Continue reading 20th January 2025