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StatuteLocal Government Finance Act 1988

Section 41ZA — Local Government Finance Act 1988: Local rating lists: Wales

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Local rating lists: Wales 41ZA 1 The valuation officer for a billing authority in Wales must compile lists for the authority (to be called its local non-domestic rating lists) in accordance with this Part.

2 A list must be compiled on 1 April in each revaluation year.

3 Revaluation years are 2026 and every third year afterwards.

4 A list comes into force on the day on which it is compiled and remains in force until the next list is compiled.

5 Before a list is compiled the valuation officer must take such steps as are reasonably practicable to ensure that it is accurately compiled on 1 April concerned.

6 No later than 31 December preceding a day on which a list is to be compiled, the valuation officer must send to the authority a copy of the list proposed to be compiled (on the information then before the officer).

7 The authority must keep a copy of the proposed list electronically and must take such steps as it thinks suitable for giving notice of it.

8 As soon as is reasonably practicable after compiling a list, the valuation officer must send a copy of it to the authority.

9 The authority must keep a copy of the list electronically.

10 The valuation officer must maintain a list within subsection (11) for so long as is necessary for the purposes of this Part, whether or not the list is still in force.

11 A list is within this subsection if it was—

a compiled under this section, or b required to be compiled on 1 April 1990, 1 April 1996, 1 April 2000, 1 April 2005, 1 April 2010, 1 April 2017 or 1 April 2023.

12 In maintaining the list that was required to be compiled on 1 April 1990, the valuation officer may take into account information obtained under section 82 or 86 of the 1967 Act.

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