Non-Domestic Rates Relief Statistics 2022

This publication provides statistics on the numbers of recipients and values of Non-Domestic Rates reliefs in Scotland, including breakdowns by relief, property type and local authority area, and additional information on SBBS.


Annex

Valuation Roll as at 1 July 2022

Table 11 shows the number of non-zero-rated properties, and their total rateable value, on the Valuation Roll as at 1 July 2022. Tables L and M in the additional tables workbook show a breakdown of the number of properties and rateable value by local authority and property class.

Table 11: Number and rateable value of properties on the Valuation Roll as at 1 July 2022
Local authority Number of Properties Rateable Value (£ millions)
Aberdeen City 9,760 577.5
Aberdeenshire 13,260 300.1
Angus 5,420 79.2
Argyll & Bute 9,580 112.2
City of Edinburgh 23,250 930.1
Clackmannanshire 1,700 42.1
Dumfries & Galloway 10,130 144.3
Dundee City 6,070 188.5
East Ayrshire 4,600 82.4
East Dunbartonshire 2,390 65.9
East Lothian 3,810 119.7
East Renfrewshire 1,810 41.4
Falkirk 5,330 180.0
Fife 13,980 405.8
Glasgow City 27,580 983.2
Highland 20,310 381.6
Inverclyde 2,430 54.7
Midlothian 3,050 86.5
Moray 5,310 124.1
Na h-Eileanan Siar 2,850 27.1
North Ayrshire 5,430 112.7
North Lanarkshire 10,460 287.0
Orkney Islands 2,620 29.0
Perth & Kinross 9,750 160.5
Renfrewshire 10,030 285.5
Scottish Borders 8,800 102.9
Shetland Islands 2,350 55.8
South Ayrshire 5,410 113.9
South Lanarkshire 11,020 694.2
Stirling 6,000 121.2
West Dunbartonshire 3,010 183.8
West Lothian 6,680 201.4
Scotland 254,170 7,274.3

Zero-rated properties

Table 12 shows the number of zero-rated properties in receipt of relief, by relief and local authority (for those local authorities which reported at least one zero-rated property receiving relief) at the 2022 snapshot. Around 90 zero-rated properties were in receipt of relief, of which the majority (80) were properties in Glasgow receiving an exemption for unoccupied properties. These properties are excluded from all other tables in the publication.

Table 12: Properties in receipt of relief that were zero-rated at the snapshot date of 1 July 2022
Local authority Religious exemption Exemption for unoccupied properties Charity Total
Argyll & Bute [low] 0 0 [low]
East Lothian 0 10 0 10
Fife 0 [low] 0 [low]
Glasgow City 0 80 [low] 80
All [low] 90 [low] 90

Retail, Hospitality and Leisure relief

The Retail, Hospitality and Leisure (RHL) relief was available until 30 June 2022, for properties in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors. This relief could be awarded up to 50% of the total gross bill for a property between 1 April and 30 June 2022, with a cap of £27,500 per ratepayer.

Table 13 displays the number of properties in each local authority which were in receipt of this relief as at 30 June 2022. This relief was discontinued after 30 June, and is not included in the 2022 figures in any other table in this publication.

The number of properties receiving this relief for 2022-23 may change, e.g. due to local authorities making adjustments for the ratepayer-level cap, or due to reliefs being awarded retrospectively.

Table 13: Properties in receipt of Retail, Hospitality and Leisure ( RHL) relief as at 30 June 2022, by Local Authority
Local authority Number of Properties
Aberdeen City 320
Aberdeenshire 520
Angus 110
Argyll & Bute 410
City of Edinburgh 1,500
Clackmannanshire 40
Dumfries & Galloway 320
Dundee City 170
East Ayrshire 130
East Dunbartonshire 60
East Lothian 140
East Renfrewshire 50
Falkirk 170
Fife 790
Glasgow City 690
Highland 730
Inverclyde 70
Midlothian 100
Moray 130
Na h-Eileanan Siar 30
North Ayrshire 150
North Lanarkshire 270
Orkney Islands 90
Perth & Kinross 230
Renfrewshire 140
Scottish Borders 100
Shetland Islands 60
South Ayrshire 320
South Lanarkshire 420
Stirling 270
West Dunbartonshire 80
West Lothian 270
Scotland 8,850

Please note:

  • The RHL relief was available until 30 June 2022. It is not included, for 2022, in any other table in this publication.
  • The RHL relief was available from April to June 2022 as a 50% relief for eligible properties, up to a maximum value of £27,500 per ratepayer.

Contact

Email: lgfstats@gov.scot

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