Rate able hereditary Value

Order Description

Post has two assignments

1: Identify one hereditary with a 2017 Ratable Value of over £55,000 within Greater London but not within the Corporation of the City of London boundary

Question 1

Identify one hereditament with a 2017 Rateable Value of over £55,000 within Greater London but not within the Corporation of the City of London boundary.

a. Discuss the definition of a hereditament. This should include discussion on whether floors within a building or adjoining buildings should be a single hereditament or more than one hereditament.

b. Calculate the rates which should be payable for this hereditament each year from 2017/8 to 2022/23 and clearly explain your calculations.

c. Estimate your opinion of whether the proposed 2017 Rateable Value is correct or whether there is scope to argue for a reduction. Provide full reasons for this opinion.

Remember: always to state the relevant law, and to support your arguments with reference to statutory or judicial authority where available and appropriate. It is not necessary to write out at any length the facts of a case you are citing as authority for a point you are making; just extract the relevant principle, or, as appropriate, the factor which ‘distinguishes’ that case from the facts in the case you are considering.

Question 2

The Chancellor has announced that there will be a review of Local Authority financing.

Provide your considered and reasoned opinion on changes to the current Local taxation systems which you think should be introduced.

2:The healthcare culture

Order Description

Post an example of how the healthcare culture either helped or hampered practitioners seeking to be safe. Describe the team culture and hierarchy within your organization or one you experienced. Review the organizations Mission, Vision, and Values statements: does it speak to quality and a culture of safety? What are your reactions to that? Finally, find out if your organization is measuring culture of safety and if so, how they act upon those results.

City of London