Site and capital values are different

Site value

Site values are used to determine:

  • some regional council rates
  • land tax.

Site value is the value of the land including site improvements such as:

  • drainage
  • retaining walls
  • excavation
  • cleared rocks and vegetation.

Capital value

Capital values are used to determine:

  • most council rates
  • Emergency Services Levy
  • water and sewerage rates.

Capital value is the value of a parcel of land including improvements such as:

  • buildings
  • wells and dams
  • trees planted for commercial purposes.

Page last updated 3 August 2022

Provided by:
Department of Treasury and Finance
URL:
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Last Updated:
03/08/22
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