Revaluation 2026: How It Will Affect Your Business Rates Bills

What Is the Rates Revaluation 2026?

On 1 April 2026, a new business rates revaluation will come into effect in both England and Wales, reshaping tax liabilities for commercial property occupiers and landlords until 31 March 2029. The 2026 revaluation represents the most significant reset of commercial property taxation since the pandemic, driven by the government’s shift to revaluations every three years. This means your property’s assessed value—and your business rates bill—could change significantly.

Essential Revaluation Dates

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Deadline to appeal for savings backdated to 1 April 2023 closes on 31 March 2026

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New right of appeal from 1 April 2026 to reduce your business rates up until 2029

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New reporting regulations rolling out from April 2026 with new fines and penalties for failure to comply

Expert Guidance to Help UK Businesses Prepare for Upcoming Changes

Ryan’s Rating Revaluation 2026 report provides:

  • Rateable values, the five-tier multiplier system, and transitional caps and relief—what’s changed and why it matters
  • Key dates and deadlines—don’t miss opportunities for relief
  • Regional and sector trends—data-driven guidance for smarter decisions
Guide

Deadline Approaching

XX days remaining to act before the 2023 rating list closes.

Once the rating lists close on 31 March 2026, you’ll no longer be able to review or challenge your current rateable value—except in rare cases. Start planning now to avoid unexpected costs.

Prepare for the 2026 Revaluation

Complete the form to speak with our specialists and ensure your business is prepared for the changes ahead.

Our experts can help you:

  • Review your current rateable values
  • Identify opportunities for savings
  • Plan strategies well before April 2026

Take action now—don’t leave your business rates to chance.