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ARTICLE · 08 APRIL 2016

Annual land valuation notices for Queensland

All property owners will need to determine whether or not they are satisfied with the valuation contained in the Notice.

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NEW NOTICES ISSUED

The Valuer-General through the Department of Natural Resources & Mines ("DNRM") issued Annual Land Valuation Notices ("Notice") on 2 March 2016 for various local government areas including Brisbane City Council, Gold Coast City Council, and other centres in Queensland.

All property owners, including bodies corporate, will need to determine whether or not they are satisfied with the new valuation contained in the Notice. As well as a basis for rates charged by the local authority for the property, the valuation will also be used to assess the Land Tax payable by the property owner.

An increase in the valuation amount can therefore have important consequences, particularly for body corporate managers, institutional property owners, large property portfolio owners, and property developers who hold land in anticipation of future development.

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