MGS Private advises on land tax audits, objections, and appeals in New South Wales (NSW):
- Objections:
- Lodging an Objection: If you’re dissatisfied with a notice of assessment or a decision made under a taxation law, you can lodge an objection.
- Eligible Cases:
- Notice of assessment.
- Decision made under a taxation law.
- Decision related to an application for a grant under the First Homeowner Grant and Shared Equity Act 2000 No 21.
- Decision related to a claim for unclaimed money under the Unclaimed Money Act 1995 No 75.
- Time Limits: Lodge your objection within 60 days of the assessment or decision.
- Process:
- Your objection will be reviewed independently by a separate review unit.
- If unsure about your right to object, contact Revenue NSW.
- Provide reasons and supporting evidence for your objection.
- Use the relevant form to lodge your objection.
- Reviews and Appeals:
- If dissatisfied with the objection outcome, you can request an external independent review.
- Further review options include the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) or the NSW Supreme Court.
Remember, understanding your rights during land tax audits and the objection process is crucial. Seek professional advice if needed! Contact MGS Private for assistance.
