AirBNB Non Domestic Rates
Hi, I wonder if anyone can advise on a short-term let council tax / Non-domestic rate issue.
My understanding is "In England,
Airbnb properties(self-catering units) are liable for non-domestic rates (business rates) instead of council tax if they are available to let commercially for 140+ nights and actually let for 70+ nights within a 12-month period." Because of the size of most properties this means they no longer pay council tax and are zero rated for NDR saving thousands of pounds a year.
A friend of mine has an AirBNB in Cirencester that meets the criteria but the local authority (Cotswold District Council) are fobbing him off and he is still paying circa £4k a year council tax.
Any advice gratefully received or signposting to professional advice.
Bill
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