Objection Form - Valuation Portal

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More information about objections can be found at www.nre.tas.gov.au/ovg or the Objection brochure.

Property Details

Refer to your Notice of Valuation for this information.

Owner/s

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If multiple owners seperate each by a comma ','

Property ID no.

Property pid must have 7 numbers.

Municipality

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Title Reference

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Address

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Suburb/Locality

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State

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Postcode

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Country

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Contact Details

Provide the name and day time contact details of the person who can best discuss this objection and arrange a property inspection time. If this is an agent or solicitor acting on behalf of the owner, provide a copy of the owners signed consent.

Business Contact?

Courtesy Title

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First Name

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Last Name

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Phone Number

Format: 0A BBBB BBBB or 04XX XXX XXX

Postal Address

Address Line 2

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Address Line 3

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Address Line 4

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Grounds for Objection

The Valuation of Land Act 2001 sets out what the Valuer-General can consider as valid grounds for an objection. Any other grounds which fall outside the seven listed below cannot be considered as a valid reason. Queries regarding Land Tax or local council rates should be directed to the relevant authority as they are not valid reasons for an objection. Tick one or more of the following grounds:

Reasons

The land value, capital value or assessed annual value assigned to any land is too high, or too low.

The interests of the several persons having an interest in any land have not been correctly apportioned.

The apportionment of any valuation is not correct.

The lands which should be included in the one valuation have been valued separately.

The lands which should be valued separately have been included in the one valuation.

The person named in any valuation notice is not an owner of the land to which the notice relates.

The area, dimensions or particulars of any land are not correctly described.

Contended Values

This section MUST be completed if you are objecting because a valuation is either too high or too low. If not contending then please leave fields empty.

Values shown on Notice of Valuation

Land Value

Value cannot be negative.

Capital Value

Value cannot be negative.

Assessed Annual Value

Value cannot be negative.

Values you contend are applicable to your property

Land Value

Value cannot be negative.

Capital Value

Value cannot be negative.

Assessed Annual Value

Value cannot be negative.

Supporting Reasons

The Valuation of Land Act 2001 requires you to fully state in detail the grounds/reasons for your objection. For example, if you are objecting to your values because you believe they are either too high, or too low it is strongly recommended that you include evidence which supports your contended values. Supporting evidence can include market sales or lease evidence of properties which are comparable to your property. Providing a clear explanation for your objection and supporting it with evidence will strengthen your case for a valuation adjustment.

Reasons

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Supporting Documentation

It is not compulsory to include supporting documentation under the Valuation of Land Act 2001, however by including relevant and valid evidence you will increase the validity and strength of your claim when objecting to values you contend to be too high or too low.

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