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ratepayer Definition

rate·payer (rātpā′ər)

noun

  1. Brit. a person who pays rates, or local taxes
  2. a customer of a public utility

ratepayer Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • assist: Benefits include - Reducing VOA resource time on multiple occupiers Reduce business resource and frustration Free more VOA resource to assist other ratepayers.
  • enable: Local ratepayer forums will: 2.1 encourage and enable ratepayers to have a better understanding of the rating valuation process.
  • affect: He felt that the funding should be sourced from elsewhere without affecting the ratepayers.
  • allow: There have been a number of recent changes in the Legislation allowing ratepayers to opt out of downwards transitional relief.
  • cost: Why not just will cost ratepayers a letter to.
  • provide: We need to look at creative ways of using resources to provide ratepayers with the best possible service.

Converse of subject

  • elect: Mr Rosedale was the last vicar to be elected by the ratepayers by means of an election.
  • pay: The amount paid by ratepayers is the combination of these.

Preposition: within

  • parish: This service is provided free of charge to all council tax and business ratepayers within the parish.

Adjective modifier

  • unrepresented: Other agents, and unrepresented ratepayers, would retain the same access to the system as now.
  • non-domestic: A levy is paid by non-domestic ratepayers in the BID Area Important point ONE PAYS ALL PAY!
  • domestic: In fact, they could say that domestic ratepayers have little choice about paying the electricity charges imposed on them.
  • local: On 23rd January 1837, a meeting of local ratepayers was held in the town to nominate people for the office of Guardian.
  • most: A Summary Valuation was issued to most ratepayers in October 2004.
  • small: A further reminder has been sent to all small business ratepayers with their rate demands this year.

Modifies a noun

  • forum: It is a client and ratepayers forum with members working together for mutual benefit.
  • money: You could hardly use ratepayers money to cover court costs in an action brought by ratepayers.

Noun used with modifier

  • business: The message to business ratepayers is " make it your business " to be informed.

Possessives

  • association: A ratepayers ' association, however, feared that rates would be squandered.

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