Understanding your notice of valuation

Your notice of land valuation

The Valuer General sends you a notice of valuation when your council receives new values. This happens at least every three years and allows you to consider your land value before the council sets your rates.

We will also send you a supplementary notice of valuation if we:

• change your land value through our quality assurance program

• change your land value to reflect changes to the zoning or features

• change the property description, area or dimensions 

• make new valuations for land in a subdivision

• make a single new valuation for land we previously valued separately

• make separate new valuations for land we previously valued together. 

For more information about supplementary notices of valuation, see our Your supplementary notice fact sheet.  

Getting your notice of land valuation

You can now opt in to receive your notice of valuation by email. Individual property owners can choose to receive their notice of valuation electronically at service.nsw.gov.au. 

Business property owners can register using our online service.

Land tax

Registered land tax clients will receive an annual notice of assessment from Revenue NSW.

If you are liable for land tax, your annual notice of assessment will include a list of all NSW land you owned on 31 December the previous year and how much land tax you must pay.

Learn more about land tax and why we value land.

You can lodge an objection

If you think the land value or property information on your notice of valuation or land tax assessment is wrong, you have 60 days to lodge an objection with the Valuer General to have it reviewed. For more information, you can read our objection guide.