Follow the steps to fill out the form correctly

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the AU Form 58S and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Provide accurate property details in Section 1, including the owners’ names, Property ID number, local government area, and description of the property. Ensure this information matches what is shown on your valuation notice.
3. In Section 2, input your contact details for future correspondence. If an agent is representing you, include their details as well.
4. Complete Section 3 only if your new site valuation exceeds $750,000. State the specific amount you believe the valuation should be.
5. In Section 4, list all grounds for your objection. Outline any evidence that supports your claims, such as valuation reports or comparable sales information.
6. If applying for a deduction for site improvements in Section 4, indicate the amount you seek and attach any required supporting documentation.
7. Section 5 requires consent if someone is filing on your behalf. Fill in this information or attach a letter of consent.
8. Sign the declaration in Section 6, confirming the truthfulness of the information provided. Ensure that you or your representative sign appropriately.
9. After completing the form, save your changes and consider whether to download, print, or share it with relevant parties.

Complete your AU Form 58S online today to ensure your objection is properly lodged.