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Buying an outbuilding at the bottom of my garden
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IMHO you need to get moving quick with this one to get it off the market so others don't show interest.
This is my thoughts exactly!! Would you go in at 7500??December 11 2012 balances
HSBC CC [STRIKE]1700[/STRIKE] now 1190 <
aim to pay £700 by end 2012
Barclay CC [STRIKE]3600[/STRIKE] now 3541
Barclay CC2 [STRIKE]7900[/STRIKE] now 6962
Also a £10k loan to pay off........... months to go [STRIKE]59[/STRIKE] 58
LBM 29/10/120 -
A few of you have mentioned business rates, would these need paying if there wad no business? Also is it possible to include the property within our boundary instead of it being separate?
Check on the Valuation Office Agency website to see if it has been assessed for non domestic rates. There does not have to be a business, just a building or land which is not used ancillary to a dwelling, nor is agricultural.
Currently it may be exempt from needing rates to be paid, as there is a temporary relief for low rated properties.
If you did merge it with your house, your Council Tax band may (and I stress may) increase.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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