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Rateable Value?
philng
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in Water bills
I switched to a water meter well over 10 years ago as there was a significant saving.
just intrigued to know how much my water bill would be now had I not switched? I know I cant switch back but just interested to know whether the initial significant savings have continued.
How can I find my rateable value & calculate what my bill would have been?
just intrigued to know how much my water bill would be now had I not switched? I know I cant switch back but just interested to know whether the initial significant savings have continued.
How can I find my rateable value & calculate what my bill would have been?
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Most councils, and water companies, do not keep Rateable Value(RV) records.
If you can remember the RV you can work out the cost from the charges on the website.0 -
Just to add, some solicitors keep the questionnaire filled out by the owner when they are selling. e.g. 'what is the RV and present charges'.0
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