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A Guide to Business Rates Relief Schemes in England
Owners or occupiers of shops, offices, warehouses, factories and other types of non-domestic property are usually liable for business rates.
Anyone who runs a business from home may also incur a business rates charge for the part of the property they use for business purposes.
However, small firms and other types of organisation may be eligible for business rates relief in specific circumstances. In England, local authorities administer business rates relief schemes.
This factsheet explains the business rates relief that is available in England. For more information about business rates and how they are calculated, see our factsheet, Business Rates.
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