Can I object to the Annual Value (AV) of my property?

Q: Can I object to the Annual Value (AV) of my property?

You can object to the AV and/or its effective date within 30 days from the date of the Valuation Notice . If you do not receive the Valuation Notice, you can also object to the AV at any time in the year if you can show that the market values have dropped to below the AV. You cannot, however, object to the tax rates.

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You can object to the AV and/or its effective date within 30 days from the date of the Valuation Notice . If you do not receive the Valuation Notice, you can also object to the AV at any time in the year if you can show that the market values have dropped to below the AV. You cannot, however, object to the tax rates.

This information is sourced from IRAS.

Can I object to the Annual Value (AV) of my property?

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