Introduction to NNDR
Event summary
This event will cover the basics of National Non-Domestic Rates (NNDR), more commonly known as Business Rates – what they are and why they are important. It provides a solid foundation for the most common, important issues such as liability, reliefs, exemptions, collection and enforcement.
Date
13 June 2024
Starts: 10:00
Ends: 16:30
Location
Webinar
Standard price
£275.00 excl VAT
Network Member Price
£225.00 excl VAT
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About this event
Who should attend?
This event is aimed at new members of staff who have little or no knowledge of National Non-Domestic Rates or staff who wish to gain knowledge of the subject.
How will I benefit from attending?
- What National Non-Domestic Rates (NNDR) are and why they are important.
- How NNDR is calculated.
- Who pays NNDR.
- What the local and central rating lists are and why they are important.
- The reliefs and exemptions available.
- How NNDR is collected and what happens when someone doesn’t pay.
CPD hours
Six hours
Topics
- Business rates
- / Local government
- / Revenues and benefits
Speaker - Adrian Blaylock, Lead Revenues Advisor, CIPFA
Adrian has more than 23 years of experience in the revenues area of local government. During this time he covered all aspects of revenues, including customer service, training and development, recovery, court officer, benchmarking, statistics, and the completion of all returns as well as performance monitoring. His role for the last 12 years has been Principal Revenues Officer, contributing to the management of the revenues team, mainly focusing on non-domestic rates. He developed the forecasting methodologies for loss on appeals and analysis of VOA data for the Doncaster MBC.
He has been an active CBRS participant for many years as well as a contributor to CIPFA’s online forum, TISonline. He was invited to and sat on the consultation group with the VOA for the development of the information sharing protocol. He is a member of the IRRV and has previously sat on the executive committee of the Yorkshire and district association.
Email: adrian.blaylock@cipfa.org
Tel: +44 20 7543 5708
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