1. liable to be rated or assessed for taxation
Usage: British English; legal/administrative
2. able to be rated or evaluated

Examples

• The property became rateable once construction was completed.
• All commercial buildings in the district are rateable for local taxes.
• The council determined which properties were rateable under the new regulations.
• His performance on the project was rateable according to standard criteria.
• The rateable value of the warehouse increased after renovations.
• Only rateable properties contribute to the local authority’s revenue.