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Valuation Office Agency challenges ATM appeal ruling

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  • by Colin Marrs
  • in 151 News · Funding
  • — 6 Dec, 2018

The Valuation Office Agency has applied for the right to appeal against a court ruling which blocked the its proposal to introduce additional business rates on all ATMs in retail stores.

Last month, Room151 reported that councils face an estimated combined bill of up to £500m to refund supermarkets after the Court of Appeal ruled that cash machines should not be assessed separately for business rates.

Now the VOA is applying for permission to challenge that decision in the Supreme Court, which could mean a final decision is not reached on the matter for another two years.

 

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