I am staying somewhere else and decided to let my parents stay in my property instead. Will I be eligible for the owner-occupier tax rates?

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The owner entered in the Valuation List must reside in the residential property for the property to qualify for the owner-occupier tax rates. Residential properties which are not occupied by the owner will not be eligible for this concession and the property will be taxed at the non-owner-occupier residential tax rates.

I am staying somewhere else and decided to let my parents stay in my property instead. Will I be eligible for the owner-occupier tax rates?

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