HM Revenue & Customs
Non-Domestic Rating Caseworker

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Non-Domestic Rating Caseworker
Locations Available Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Colchester, Durham, Eastbourne*, Falkirk, Huntingdon, Kentmere, Lancaster, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle*, NW London, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxford, Peterborough, Plymouth, Preston, Southampton, Wembley**.
Our Eastbourne office is currently closed for refurbishments. Successful candidates will work temporarily from Croydon or Folkestone until the site reopens mid-2027. Benton Park View (Newcastle) is transitioning to Pilgrims Quarter.
About the Role
Join HMRC Valuation Office, responsible for delivering over £60 billion in public sector property valuations—critical in fuelling communities and businesses across England and Wales.
As a Non-Domestic Rating Caseworker, you’ll:
- Drive efficient taxation support for local authorities and the government
- Tackle complex information through analytical thinking and technology
- Travel Nationwide to conduct site inspections—from offices to warehouses—safeguarding accurate valuation records.
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Key Responsibilities
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Physical Fieldwork (80%):
- Inspect up to 80% of properties, including:
- Retail outlets
- Offices
- Industrial units
- Warehouses
- Record key property characteristics—surveying, photographing, and documenting while adhering to strict organisational standards.
- Inspect up to 80% of properties, including:
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On-Site Decision-Making:
- Collect data from inspections, system records, and online tools to assess valuations accurately and fairly.
- Work under supervision of a Technical Lead to ensure legal guidance aligns with decisions.
- Proactively identify and resolve issues mid-case to maintain consistency.
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- Interpersonal Engagement:
- Liaise with customers, local authorities, and agents to manage cases efficiently via phone, email, or face-to-face.
- Maintain VO’s high standards of professionalism and customer service.
- Snippets of twice-weekly travel and occasional overnight stays for meetings, inspections.
Person Requirements
HMRC seeks self-motivated applicants confident in:
- Problem-Solving: Analysing varied data sources to make clear, reasoned decisions under pressure.
- Travel Commitment: Willingness to travel regularly and overnight as needed.
- Organisational Excellence: Juggling priorities while meeting deadlines.
- Collaboration: Building alliances across teams and stakeholders to enhance performance.
- Communication: Interacting seamlessly with diverse groups through written, verbal, and in-person dialogue.
Indispensable: Physical proficiency to execute property inspections. A UK driving licence for operational tasks.
"If you’re a qualified driver under the Equality Act 2010, we’ll support an accommodation plan—reach out at resourcingteamvo@hmrc.gov.uk before applying."*
Essential Qualifications
- Analysis: Double-check mathematic/logical reasoning for emergent conclusions. (Example: Casework Skills Test required)
- Licensing: License essential (equality considerations accommodated).
- Review Required: Transition to CS Jobs platform for online assessment.


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Selection Timeline
| Stage | Deadline | Actions |
|---|---|---|
| Personal Statement | Via Apply | Submission of evidence demonstrating Essential Requirements within 750 words. Apply anytime within job’s closed period. |
| Online Skills Test | 8th July 2026 (23:55) | Interpret frac + practical examples; complete within 48 hours post-allocation. |
| Interviews | Subject to results; w/c 3rd August 2026 | Assess Behavioural Behaviours + technical depth. |
| Commitment | 3-month reserve list following W/O; must fit stated locs |
Cultural Note: Success at HMRC
- Flexible/Hybrid – Mix of onsite collaboration (60%) and up to 2 days per month at home.
- Pension: £31,096 salary plus £9,008 pension contribution from HMRC on top.
- Benefits: Starts with 25 days’ leave climbing to 30 after + increased CS pension (avg. 28.97%). Personal mentorship into strategy.
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- EU/Swiss/Redressed status applicants
- Citizens of Falklands, Turks/Indies communities
- Veterans/prison leavers.
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