Lodging an objection form
Form reference: GEN-Form-04
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Open the GEN-Form-04 formYou may not need to lodge an objection. If your land tax or vacant residential land tax assessment contains incorrect information, check if you can update your land tax assessment or vacant residential land tax assessment instead.
About this form
Customers and authorised representatives can use this form to lodge an objection to:
- a tax assessment
- a reassessment
- written decisions we have made under the Payroll Tax Act 2007, First Home Owner Grant and Home Buyer Schemes Act 2000 and Unclaimed Money Act 2008.
For information about the assessments and decisions that can be objected to, review the process to lodge an objection.
If you have received a reassessment, you can only object to liabilities that are additional to or greater than those under the previous assessment or reassessment.
You cannot lodge an objection to a compromise assessment or compromise reassessment.
Lodge a land valuation objection if you want to object to:
- the site value in your land tax assessment
- the capital improved value in your vacant residential land tax assessment.
Objections must be based on legal grounds. You need to explain your objection by referring to the relevant legislation and providing supporting evidence.
You must lodge your objection within 60 days of receiving your assessment, reassessment or decision. If you lodge after 60 days, you must explain the reason for the delay.
You can save the form and return to it later using your tracking code and the answer to your security question.
When you submit the form, a copy will be sent to the email address you provide.
Get these details ready
Before you start, review the information and supporting evidence requirements for lodging an objection.
At a minimum, you will need:
- your name, phone number and email address
- details of the assessment, reassessment or decision you are objecting to
- the legal basis for your objection.
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