The Chancellor announced in his Spring Statement that the next rating revaluation in England will come into effect on 1^st April 2021, based on a valuation date of 1^st April 2019.  After that, revaluations will take place every three years starting in 2024.  These revaluations will be carried out by the Valuation Office Agency.  For the time being at least, both self-assessment and formula based revaluations have been ruled out.

At the Budget 2016 it was announced that the local authority business rates systems would be linked to HMRC digital tax accounts by 2022 however, the government will delay implementation of this until after 2024 to prioritise the delivery of the next revaluation one year earlier than planned and the move to three-year revaluations.  The government will aim to implement this new business rates digital system at the earliest opportunity after the start of the three-year revaluation cycle from 2024.