Within 60 days of the receipt of a Notice of Valuation, send an objection in writing to the State Valuation Office, clearly stating the grounds for the objection.

Your written objection should include the address of the property, your contact number, details regarding the condition of the improvements on the property, along with any recent market evidence to support your objection.

There is no charge for an objection.

Objection Forms

To assist you in completing a written objection, standard objection forms are available above to assist you in completing an objection, or can be requested from the State Valuation Office.  Once the form has been completed click 'send objection' button and all information will be sent direct to the State Valuation Office.

If you are dissatisfied with the outcome of the decision you may, within 21 days, seek a review of the valuation by an independent valuer who will review the valuation evidence. The fee for a review is as follows:

• $81.75 - land used solely as your principal place of residence, and
• $202.00 - for all other properties.

Should the independent valuer determine the value should be varied by an amount of greater than 10% of the Valuer-General's valuation then that value will be adopted. The fee will be refunded in this instance.

If you are still dissatisfied with the valuation after the review, you may appeal to the Land and Valuation Court in accordance with the rules of the Supreme Court.

For further information contact the State Valuation Office, Objection to Property Value phone 1300 653 345.