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If you have not received your annual land tax assessment notice you can request an urgent one in Land Tax Online if you have an upcoming property settlement.
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Who needs to request
If you are selling property in New South Wales and have an outstanding land tax liability, you will need an assessment notice to clear the charge before or at settlement.
Revenue NSW starts sending assessment notices to landowners from January each year.
You can request an urgent assessment notice if you:
have not received your current year notice, and
need a notice to proceed with settlement.
Note
For property settlements in January, you can request an early issue of your assessment notice in December. Follow the steps below to request an early issue.
When to request
You can request an urgent assessment at any time during the year.
You do not need to request a new assessment notice if:
you have already received an assessment in January, and
the details on the assessment are correct, such as land owned, and exemptions applied.
Request your urgent notice when you know the settlement date of your property sale.
What you need to provide
You will need to provide the following information:
The settlement date of your property sale.
Your personal details, such as landowners name(s).
Contact details for landowners or acting agents (such as your accountant) including:
contact phone number
email address, and
mailing address.
Your preferred method of communication with Revenue NSW (email or post). Select email to avoid postal delays.
Keeping your sensitive information safe - what not to upload
Revenue NSW is bound by the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 (PPIP). We are committed to protecting your personal information and request that you do not upload documents which include sensitive details.
Sensitive details can be any of the following:
credit card details
bank card details
bank account numbers
tax file numbers
personal and health information not required for tax administration.
Please remove any sensitive information from your documents before uploading files to Land Tax Online.
The information collected is necessary for Revenue NSW to assess your liability for land tax and surcharge land tax.
The information may be provided to third parties with your consent, or as required, or permitted by law. We will correct or update your personal information at your request.
