Objecting to your Valuation

Municipal property valuations are governed by the Valuation of Land Act 1960 and are conducted annually.

Ratepayers have a right to object to the valuation of their property but must lodge their objection within two (2) months of receiving their rates notice.

Objections must be lodged on the prescribed forms, either electronically or manually.

Late objections cannot be considered.

The State Revenue Office (SRO) uses the site value to assess land tax payable.

You can lodge an objection by visiting the online Objections Portal; or by downloading the applicable Valuation Objection form on the right hand side of your screen.

Once received by Council, your objection is referred to the valuer who will give you an opportunity to discuss your objection. 

Objecting to a Property Valuation - Online

Step 1.Before you start

Has it been 2 months since you received your Rates notice?

You will need a copy of your Rates notice.

Step 2.Go to the Rating Valuations Objections site

Please allow 15 – 30 minutes to complete the objection.

Visit: https://ratingvaluationobjections.vic.gov.au/

Step 3.Enter your details and submit

Enter your Personal Details, Property Identification, Grounds for Objection, Property Details, Sale Evidence, Review and Submit

Step 4.You will receive a response from the Valuer within 4 calendar months

Objecting to a Property Valuation – through Council

Step 1.Before you Start

Has it been 2 months since you received your rates notice?

You will need a copy of your Rates Notice.

Step 2.Download the Valuation Objection Form from our website

You can click one the links to the right hand side of the screen to access the form relevant to your property.  As this form is not an online form, you will need to print it to complete it.

Complete the form and hand it in at a Customer Service Centre, or email it to enquiry@glenelg.vic.gov.au.

Step 3.You will receive a response from a Council Officer advising you that your form has been submitted to the Valuer

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