How do I lodge an objection on my GRV, UV or pastoral rent value?

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Before you lodge an objection, view our helpful resources

Note: Your rates notice, land tax assessment or pastoral rent notice is required to be paid by the due date, irrespective of whether an objection has been lodged.


What do I need to lodge a valuation objection?

If you believe your GRV, UV or pastoral rent value is incorrect, review the following requirements. Evidence and supporting documents will need to be provided with your submission:

  • Objections must be submitted within 60 days from the date of issue on your rates notice, land tax assessment or pastoral rent notice.
  • Are you an owner of the property? If not, you must provide a letter of authorisation, signed by the property owner, authorising you to act on their behalf. This authority may allow tenants to act on behalf of their lessor.
  • Have a copy of your rates notice, land tax assessment or pastoral rent notice relevant to the valuation/s that you will be objecting to.
  • Have a copy of the most current floor plans for the building/s (if available).
  • Note down the date of valuation (DoV).
  • Have a copy of mapping documents for rural and pastoral properties. Documents to detail arable land, grazing, waste, flooding, salt. Plus, for pastoral properties, outline pertinent issues e.g. waters, fencing, respective grazing systems, inaccessible areas and carrying capacities.
  • Have your evidence and pertinent information to support your objection:
    • Gross rental value: rental evidence on comparable properties or other pertinent information at (or around) the date of valuation.
    • Gross rental value (on land with no buildings): vacant land sales evidence on comparable land or other pertinent information at (or around) the date of valuation. Information on how GRV is determined on land with no buildings.
    • Unimproved value: vacant land sales evidence on comparable land or other pertinent information at (or around) the date of valuation.
    • Pastoral rent value: please call Landgate on +61 (0)8 9273 7373 to speak to a pastoral valuer.
  • You should inform all other owners of the property that you are lodging an objection.

Lodging a valuation objection online

For your convenience, an online lodgement system is offered to complete your submission, attach supporting documents, save a draft and receive instant confirmation when your objection is lodged. When prepared, completing the form should take no more than 30 minutes for each property.

A maximum of 10 properties can be included in the one submission.

Lodge an objection

Note: The latest versions of these web browsers are supported: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari. Users with other web browsers or earlier versions may encounter problems when completing the online valuation objection form.


Download a valuation objection form

Alternatively, an objection form can be downloaded and completed. A separate form is required for each property, or when objecting to the GRV and UV for the same property.

Download the objection form.

Important information:

  • Review the objection checklist to check that you are ready to submit.
  • Complete all sections and sign the objection form.
  • If you are not the property owner, a letter of authorisation must be provided, signed by the property owner, authorising you to act on their behalf.
  • Provide evidence or pertinent information to support your objection.

Submit your objection form with supporting evidence or pertinent information:

By Email (for your convenience)By PostIn Person
vs@landgate.wa.gov.auThe Valuer-General
Landgate
PO Box 2222
Midland WA 6936
The Valuer-General
Landgate
1 Midland Square
Midland

If you have any inquiries, contact the Landgate Customer Service Team.

This page was last updated on: 08 Dec 2021