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Topic
Business tax, rates and premises
Non-Domestic Rates (NDR) are also known as business rates and are taxes to help pay for local services. These are charges on most non domestic properties.
Search our Business Wales Property Database for commercial land and property, available for sale and rent throughout Wales. Search by property size, type and tenure.
Choosing the right premises is a key business decision. Your premises should help you to operate effectively without excessive costs.
Zones location, bespoke space, skilled workforce
Browse content including National Insurance and self-assessment guidance on GOV.UK.
This stakeholder update brings together the latest information provided by the Welsh Government on the Non-Domestic Rates (NDR) system in Wales.
This stakeholder update brings together the latest information provided by the Welsh Government on the Non-Domestic Rates (NDR) system in Wales.
Find out when you need planning permission and how to get it if you do.
News
The Welsh Government has announced a 12-week consultation, which could benefit around 13,000 retail properties across Wales.
In March, John Edwards, the UK Information Commissioner, met with the Chancellor to set out
HMRC and HM Treasury have launched a VPD Pre-Registration Data survey to help them understand more about the businesses impacted by the introduction of VPD and VDS.
Millions of people and small business owners will be better protected against their bank account being closed.
Events
Please note: The Business Wales events finder promotes events from a range of organisations, including our own Business Wales services. Details for third-party events led by private or third-sector organisations may not be available in Welsh.
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