Reduce Business Rates on Your Commercial Property
Over 1,000 UK businesses have trusted us to challenge inaccurate rateable values, recover overpayments and secure business rates savings.
RICS-Regulated. No Saving, No Fee.
2026 Business Rates Revaluation
Has the 2026 revaluation affected your business rates bill?
Get a free expert assessment to ensure you’re not paying more than you should.
“CPA helped us recover significant savings and claim relief.
Helpful, clear, and highly recommended."
— Sweatbox Gym
How to reduce your rates
Unlock Hidden Reliefs
Discover rate reliefs and exemptions you may be missing based on your property and circumstances.
Correct Overvaluations
Assess your rateable value and challenge inaccuracies to reduce your liability.
Simplify Appeals
Resolve business rates disputes stress-free by letting our experts manage the full appeal process.
Recover Overpayments
Claim back money from past billing errors through a detailed audit of your historic rates.
Are you eligible?
Start your free assessment today to discover if savings can be made on your property. There’s no obligation, just an opportunity to find out if savings can be secured
We’ve been securing
savings for over a decade
Founded in 2016, we’re proud to be celebrating over 10 years of helping UK businesses and property owners navigate the complexities of business rates.
We provide clear, reliable guidance on a complex and misunderstood system. Our team has reviewed thousands of commercial properties and uncovered historic overpayments and opportunities to reduce liability.
As a RICS-regulated firm, we deliver a service built on transparency. We operate on a no saving, no fee basis, meaning our success is aligned with yours.
From initial review through to appeal and resolution, we manage the entire process—removing the administrative burden and delivering a seamless, fully supported experience.
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Industrial Unit
Tone Reduction | £37,439 Saved
When we assessed rateable value against comparable properties in the area, we identified that the unit was over assessed based on its cost per square metre.
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Distribution Centre
CCA Challenge | £567,347 Saved
A newly built distribution centre was overvalued due to unfair comparisons with prime locations. Following review, the VOA agreed to reduce the valuation to £45 per m², resulting in £567,347 in savings.
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Art Studio
Storage Adjustment & SBRR | £4,704 Saved
An art studio in North London was overvalued due to a misclassified storage area. After submitting a revised proposal to the VOA, the RV was reduced from £16,750 to £14,500, saving £4,704 and qualifying for additional relief.
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Restaurant
Retail Relief | £8,815.30 Saved
After an unexpected backdated business rates bill covering 2 years, CPA acted quickly by inspecting the property and submitting a Retail Relief application. The relief was granted within 6 days, securing £8,815.30 in savings.
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Office
Empty Property Relief | £64,239.65 Saved
CPA reviewed an unoccupied office property and identified that it qualified for both Empty Property Relief and a listed building exemption. After presenting the evidence to the council, both reliefs were applied, securing total savings of £64,239.65.
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Marina
Tone Reduction | £91,000 Saved
CPA identified that the VOA had applied an incorrect valuation methodology. By conducting a specialist assessment based on the correct receipts and expenditure approach and negotiating with the VOA, the RV was reduced, securing £91,000 in savings over the rating cycle.
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High Street Shop
Retail Relief & SBRR | £11,447 Saved
Being denied Retail Relief and facing an inflated rateable value, CPA successfully challenged the decision and secured a reduction. This brought the property below the Small Business Rates Relief threshold, eliminating the client’s rates liability and delivering £11,447 in savings.
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Storage Premises
SBRR | £4,991.48 Saved
After identifying an error in how the council applied Small Business Rates Relief, CPA challenged the calculation and secured a correction. The council issued a £4,991.48 credit, recovering the overpayment and ensuring the correct relief was applied.
