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Get Au 58u - Queensland 2023-2026
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How to fill out the AU 58U - Queensland online
The AU 58U form is essential for lodging an objection to a statutory land valuation based on unimproved land value methodology as per the Land Valuation Act 2010. This guide provides clear instructions on how to complete the form online effectively.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the AU 58U form online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the AU 58U form and open it in your editor.
- In Section 1, provide property details as indicated. You'll need the owner's name(s), property ID number, local government area, and the address details including street number, suburb, and postcode as found on your valuation notice.
- In Section 2, enter your contact details accurately for all future correspondence. If you are using an agent or representative, include their contact information as well.
- For Section 3, if the new unimproved valuation is over $750,000, specify the amount you believe it should be, providing a single valuation amount only.
- Move to Section 4 and outline your grounds for objection. Clearly detail the reasons and provide any supporting evidence, such as sales information and valuation reports.
- If applicable, complete Section 5 to grant consent for an agent or representative to act on your behalf. Ensure that this section is signed by the landowner or attach a consent letter.
- Finally, in Section 6, sign the declaration affirming the correctness of the information provided. If an agent is lodging the objection, they must sign this section as well.
- Once completed, save your changes. You can download, print, or share the form for submission.
Complete your documents online to ensure your objection is filed accurately and promptly.
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Freehold land valuation notice (orange): This notice is issued if the landowner has both freehold and leasehold land. However, the notice will only advise the valuation of the freehold land. The new valuation on this notice is used by Queensland Revenue Office to determine state land tax, if applicable.