rateability
/ˌreɪtəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The quality of being able to be rated, evaluated, or assessed.
- The rateability of the employees' performance was questioned by the new manager.
- This test's rateability depends on clear scoring criteria.
- The rateability of the artwork was subjective among the judges.
- The condition of being subject to taxation or a fixed charge.
- The rateability of the property was confirmed by the local tax office.
- The homeowner appealed the rateability of their land.
- Changes in the law affected the rateability of commercial buildings.