Throughout his career, Phillip has worked in the public and private sectors, including time at the Valuation Office Agency, Local Government and National Industry with a major PLC. From 2000 he has practiced on his own with a variety of clients. His son, James joined the Company in 2010.


Personal Service
Work closely with you to ensure that the entry in the Rating List correctly reflects your property as it exists at the valuation date.

Communication with the VOA
Prepare and manage your 'Check, Challenge, Appeal' (CCA) submission to the Valuation Office Agency.

Identify Savings
Verify and evaluate your current rates liability and identify any opportunities for savings.




The Government announced its intention to introduce two lower multipliers for Retail, Hospitality and Leisure properties with rateable values below £500,000.
To fund this, the Government also intends to introduce a higher multiplier for all properties with RVs of £500,000 and above.
The rates for the new multipliers will be announced at Budget 2025, taking account of the revaluation due in 2026, as well as the economic and fiscal context.
The reforms set out above will take place alongside a routine business rates revaluation. Every three years, the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) updates the RVs of non-domestic properties to reflect changes in the property market.
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