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Pop-up shops and Council Rates

Del.Monte · 2017-10-25 11:15:29

Anybody know the story here? I used to believe that one could operate for a two week period without being liable for rates but perhaps this is just an urban legend. Thanks in advance. :)

25-10-2017 11:15am

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Del.Monte

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Anybody know the story here? I used to believe that one could operate for a two week period without being liable for rates but perhaps this is just an urban legend. Thanks in advance.

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#2 26-10-2017 1:41pm

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Del.Monte wrote: »

Anybody know the story here? I used to believe that one could operate for a two week period without being liable for rates but perhaps this is just an urban legend. Thanks in advance.

Give the guys in Popertee a shout

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#3 27-10-2017 7:30am

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yes urban legend - but usually the landlord would do an "all in" package.

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