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ARTICLE · 05 MAY 2011

Valuation Notices Issued (Queensland)

The Valuer-General issued Valuation Notices recently to landowners across the state.

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The Valuer-General issued Valuation Notices recently to landowners across the state. The valuations are used by:

  • local governments as a basis for levying rates;
  • the Office of State Revenue as a basis for levying land tax where appropriate on freehold land; and
  • DERM for calculating State land lease rent.

Landowners have until 4 July 2011 to lodge an objection to the valuation.

These are the first valuations for non-rural land to be assessed on site value rather than unimproved value and this year is the only time that landowners can claim either:

  1. an offset for increases over $1,000,000; or
  2. deductions for site improvements made in the last 12 years.

These must be claimed by way of an objection to the valuation.

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