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How does IRAS determine the Annual Value (AV) of my residential property?
The Annual Value (AV) is the estimated gross annual rent of the property if it were to be rented out, excluding furniture, furnishings and maintenance fees. It is determined based on estimated market rentals of similar or comparable residential properties and not on the actual rental income received.
The way the AV is determined is the same regardless of whether the property is owner-occupied, vacant or rented out.
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I just receive my property tax bill and I find the assessed Annual Value (AV) for my residential property is high. I am thinking of filing an objection against my AV. What is the likelihood of a successful downward AV revision through the objection process?
Why is IRAS using rental value instead of sale prices to determine the Annual Value (AV) of properties?
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The actual rent for my property is $2,500 per month. However, IRAS has informed that the Annual Value (AV) is $3,000 per month. How does IRAS determine the AV?
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My property is not rented out. How does IRAS estimate its rental value in order to arrive at the Annual Value (AV)?
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