BID Levy definition

BID Levy means the charge levied and collected within the BID pursuant to the Regulations.
BID Levy means the charge to be levied and collected against the BID Levy Payers within the BID Area;
BID Levy means the charge to be levied and collected against the businesses situated within the area of the BID;

Examples of BID Levy in a sentence

  • This is why we have taken the decision to bring the BID levy minimum threshold in line with Small Business Rates Relief for this new term meaning that a further 110 businesses will be exempt from paying BID levy for the next 5 years unless they choose to pay for voluntary BID Membership.

  • The demand notice will be served as soon as practicable after the Council becomes aware of a BID levy liability.


More Definitions of BID Levy

BID Levy means the charge payable by the Bid Levy Payer(s), levied and collected by the Billing Authority during the Chargeable Period for the Bid Term pursuant to the 2004 Regulations.
BID Levy means the charge to be levied and collected within the BID Area pursuant to the Regulations;
BID Levy means the charge levied and collected within the BID pursuant to the Regulations. “BID Levy Payer(s)” - means the non-domestic ratepayers liable for paying the BID Levy.
BID Levy means a charge imposed on the non-domestic ratepayers, or a class of such ratepayers in the district
BID Levy means the charge levied and collected within the BID pursuant to the regulations “BID levy payer(s)” - means the non-domestic rate payers liable for paying the BID levy “BID levy rules” - means the rules set out in Schedule 2BID revenue account” - means the account kept in accordance with regulation 14 of the regulations “BID term” - means 1st April 2024 to 31st March 2029
BID Levy means the charge to be levied and collected against the businesses situated within
BID Levy means charge as defined in Part 4 of the Local Government Act 2003; “BID Levy payers” means those persons who are liable for payment of the BID Levy;