Rates Rite

Property Owners have the opportunity to appeal the value predetermined by the Municipality being implemented 1 July 2023.

Your rates are based on the valuations determined by the Municipality, so if you don't believe the value predetermined by the Municipality for your property is accurate, we can object on your behalf and save you money. Deadline : 28 April 2023.

COST: Initial evaluation flat fee R500 | Report and Objection submission R300

Get in touch for more info: Chris Gunton - Rates Rite
E: [email protected] | T: +27 43 726 8400 | C: 079 130 2655

Did you receive the Section 49 Notice in terms of the Municipal Property Rates Act of 2004 from the BCM Acting City Manager?

We are able to determine the market value of individual properties, Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Agricultural properties for Rating Purposes.

COST: Initial evaluation flat fee R500 | Report and Objection submission R3000

Get in touch for more info: Chris Gunton - Rates Rite
E: [email protected] | T: +27 43 726 8400 | C: 079 130 2655

Rates Rite Business consultant

We have been highlighting this issue, and today thoroughly covered in the Daily Dispatch - our service is designed to help you avoid an unnecessary hike in rates, contact us today for an initial analysis costing R500.

The Daily Dispatch covers the objection process in todays paper, but even more convenient just contact Chris from Rates Rite who charges a nominal fee of R500 to do the initial analysis to determine whether the value can be reduced or not. Should it be determined there is room for a downward adjustment a fee of R3000 is charged for the valuation report and objection submission. This could result in a big saving on rates.

If you believe the BCM has allocated a value high above market value for your property, contact us to assist with the objection.

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