Victoria · Land tax
Is your land tax right?
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An estimate using the State Revenue Office's published rates for the 2024 to 2033 land tax years. If the land is held in a trust, or the owner lives overseas, choose that option above; whether either applies depends on your own arrangements, so confirm with a registered tax adviser. Vacant residential land tax is separate and not included. This is an estimate, not an assessment, and not an opinion on what your land is worth. Most valuations are fair.
Every year, every block is valued at once.
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When the notice arrives, you have two months.
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Questions people ask
Can I object myself?
Yes, and it's free. You lodge it through the State Revenue Office's land valuation objections portal.
How long do I have to object?
Two months from your assessment. The State Revenue Office has no power to accept a late valuation objection.
Do I still pay while an objection is being reviewed?
Yes. The State Revenue Office expects payment on time. If your site value is reduced, it amends the assessment and refunds what you overpaid, with interest.
Where does my site value come from?
The Valuer-General Victoria sets a site value for every property as at 1 January each year. 2026 land tax assessments use values from 1 January 2025.