Forms and Brochures

Owner's Guide - Fresh Valuations​

The brochure explains what a fresh valuation is, and the process of objecting.​

 Owners Guide - Fresh Valuations - Revaluations (PDF 1Mb)

​Owner's Guide - Objection to Valuation​​

The brochure explains the process of objecting to a valuation. ​

 Owners Guide - Objection to Valuation (PDF 1Mb)

Objection Form​

An objection must be on the approved objection form.​

 Objection to Valuation Form (DOCX 87Kb)

Please note that objections based on changes in council rates and/or land tax are not valid grounds for an objection, as these charges are not determined or administered by the Office of the Valuer-General.

Adjustment Factors

​The brochure explains property valuation adjustment factors. ​

 Adjustment Factor Brochure (PDF 277Kb)

​​​Owner's Guide - ​​​Purchase or Compulsory Acquisition of Property by the Cr​own for a Public Purpose​​​​

​This brochure explains ab​out the process of acquisition of property for a public purpose and what it means to the various parties.​​

 Owners Guide​​ - Purchase and Compulsory Acquisition of Property by the Crown for a Public Purpose (PDF 362Kb)​​

Owner's Return - Urban or Suburban Land​​​​

The Valuer-General may request information about urban or suburban land from an owner or their representative prior to undertaking a valuation in accordance with Valuation of Land Act 2001. 

 Owner's Return - Urban or Suburban Land (Form 1) (PDF 177Kb)

​Owner's Return - Country Land​​

The Valuer-General may request information about country land from an owner or their representative prior to undertaking a valuation in accordance with Valuation of Land Act 2001. ​

 Owner's Return - Country Land (Form 2) (PDF 94Kb)

Application Form for Certified Copy​​​​

Property owners or their representative may request a new valuation, a certified copy of an entry on the Valuation Roll or a certified copy of a Certificate of a New Valuation. Fees may apply.​

 Application Form (Form 5) (PDF 83Kb)

Notice of Sale, or Agreement For Sale of Growing Trees​

Under Section 56 of Valuation of Land Act 2001 where an owner of land comprising 50 hectares or more sells or agrees to sell trees growing on the land to be cut for commercial or industrial uses (firewood excepted), they must give to the Valuer-General notice of the sale or the agreement for sale, and this must be done within 30 days of the date on which they sell, or agree to sell. Fees may apply.​

 Notice of Sale, or Agreement for Sale, of Growing Trees (PDF 82Kb)

​​To access information about land, you may obtain property reports from Service Tasmania​ or via the LIST.