The collection and enforcement of non-domestic rates
In a series of three short podcasts, Dan Kolinsky QC looks at key aspects of and recent developments in the non-domestic rates regime.In part one, Dan considers the principles and mechanics of collecting non-domestic business rates and considers the effect of two recent cases.
Part two discusses the case of Tully v Jorgensen (VO) when an unsuccessful attempt was made to extend non-domestic rates to home offices and its implications for rating law more generally.
The final podcast outlines how the 419 year history of rating law continues to influence leading cases, providing important context that helps to make sense of rating provisions.
About the presenter
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Dan Kolinsky QC Dan’s practice covers planning, environmental, rating, local government and public law. He frequently acts as an advocate in the High Court and Court of Appeal, at public inquiries and before the Upper Tribunal. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
