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Form 58U: Notice Of Objection Unimproved Land Valuation 2025

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The document is a FORM 58U, used to lodge an objection against the unimproved land valuation for rural properties under the Land Valuation Act 2010. It outlines the requirements for submitting a valid objection, including necessary information and deadlines. The form includes sections for property details, contact information, grounds for objection, and consent if an agent is acting on behalf of the landowner. It emphasizes the importance of providing supporting evidence and details regarding comparable property sales to substantiate the objection.

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How do I dispute a land valuation in QLD?

You must: provide evidence to show that the valuation is incorrect. include all required information in ance with the Land Valuation Act 2010. lodge your objection within 60 days of the date of issue of your valuation notice.

Can I dispute a valuation?

If youve received a Notice of Valuation from the Valuer General and you disagree with the land value or the property description, you can lodge an objection online to have the assessment reviewed.

How do I find the value of my land in QLD?

You can search for your propertys land valuation using your address or the property ID number from your land valuation notice. If you have not received a valuation notice, it could be because we did not value your property this year or your mailing address or email address have changed.

How often do you pay land tax in Queensland?

Land tax is calculated on the freehold land you own in Queensland at midnight on 30 June, for the next financial year (1 July to 30 June). Annual assessment notices generally begin issuing from August each year and continue for several months. Delays can occur due to a change of land ownership or value.

What is a valuation objection?

Valuation Objections The most common reason for an objection is where a property owner or occupier considers their property value is too low or too high. The first step before objecting, is to understand your valuation and the local property market.

How often are QLD land valuations done?

Valuations are issued annually across the state, except in unusual circumstances or where the Valuer-General, after consultation with local government and industry groups, determines there has been insufficient market movement in a local government area to warrant an annual valuation.

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