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ARTICLE · 18 APRIL 2012

Your 2012 land valuation: Should you object?

If you have any concern that your 2012 land valuation is incorrect, you should act now to preserve your rights.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
Linda Morris
Linda Morris
Vanessa Thompson (Formerly With DibbsBarker)
Vanessa Thompson (Formerly With DibbsBarker)
Danyelle Kelson
Danyelle Kelson
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Focus: 2012 annual land valuation - opportunity to object
Services: Property & Projects
Industry Focus: Property

The brief window of opportunity to lodge an objection to your 2012 annual land valuation will close on 28 May 2012.

By now you should have received your new land valuation issued by the Valuer-General on 28 March 2012 under the Land Valuation Act 2010. If you have any concern that your valuation is incorrect, particularly if there has been an increase from last year's valuation, you must act now to preserve your rights.

Valuation methodology

Valuations are driven by market value. For rural land, "unimproved value" which assumes land is in its natural state without improvements is considered. For non-rural land, it is "site value" which takes into account site improvements such as filling, clearing, rehabilitating, retaining or preparing the land for development.

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