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I no longer use this property for short term lettings – what should I do now?
If the property is no longer used for any business or non-domestic purpose, you should contact the VOA with the date the change occurred.
If your property is not being used for any business or non-domestic purpose, it will be valued for council tax instead of business rates.
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