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How did you arrive at a rateable value for my self-catering holiday accommodation?
For self-catering holiday accommodation we work out the rateable value based on the number of single bed spaces in the property.
We set a rateable value on self-catering accommodation by calculating a range of prices per bed space. We then apply a price per space based on the type, size and location of the property.
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