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Pay your business rates
Direct debit Direct debit is the easiest way to pay your business rates. To set up a direct debit you can either: Pay online To pay Business Rates online complete the online payment form. You will need your account reference number and debit or credit card details. The amount shown when you enter your reference will be…
How your business rates are calculated
Business rates is a local tax that is paid by the occupiers of all non-domestic / business property, in the same way that council tax is a tax on domestic property. This money, together with revenue from council taxpayers, revenue support grants provided by the government and certain other sums, is used to pay for…
Moving in to your first home
Congratulations on moving in to your first home! We know this can be a busy time and that you will have lots of things to do. To help you with this here are some things that you need to change and let us know about so that your Council services can begin. 1. Register for…
Moving within North East Lincolnshire
So you are moving home. We know this can be a busy time and that you will have lots of things to do. To help you with this here are some things that you need to change and let us know about so that your Council services can carry on as normal. 1. Change your…
Moving in to North East Lincolnshire
Hello and welcome to the area. We know this can be a busy time and that you will have lots of things to do. To help you with this here are some things that you need to change and let us know about so that your Council services can begin. 1. Register for council tax…
Moving out of North East Lincolnshire
All the best on your move. To help you with your move here are some things that you need to do and let us know about so that your Council services can end. 1. End your council tax bill To make sure your Council Tax bill ends you need to let us know you are…
Tell us about a change in circumstances
It may affect your business rates, including any relief or exemptions you receive if you have a change in circumstance. Notification of changes must be given to the council within four weeks of the day after the day on which the change happened. If this happens, there will be no interruption to the ratepayer’s entitlement to…