How are Christchurch rates calculated?

Christchurch City Council sets most of its rates based on capital values. The Council also invoices rates on behalf of Environment Canterbury (ECan). Most of ECan’s rates are also based on capital value, although some may be based on other information such as land value.

What is rateable value NZ?

In Australia and New Zealand the rateable value (RV) is the value set by the local authority or council in order to determine rates for a property. The RV is also known as the capital value (CV) or the government valuation (GV) in New Zealand. Sometimes the RV is a good rough-guide of the market value for the land.

What is rateable value?

Rateable value is the value assigned to non-domestic premises by the Valuation Office Agency. It’s based on a property’s annual market rent, size and usage. The Valuation Office Agency (VOA) reviews these values every five years and often values properties at different levels.

Can I change my rateable value?

The VOA may change the rateable value if the circumstances of the property have changed. The ratepayer (and certain others who have an interest in the property) can also appeal against the value shown in the list if they think it’s wrong.

What is the rateable value of my property?

The rateable value of your property is shown on the front of your bill. This broadly represents the yearly rent the property could have been let for on the open market on a particular date.

How often do u pay rates?

every year
Rates are paid every year and can be paid in full or by quarterly instalments. If you are paying in full, your rates are due on or before 31 August 2021. The due dates for quarterly instalments are: 1st instalment: 31 August.

How are property values going in Christchurch New Zealand?

This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button. The Christchurch City Council is hiking rates by 52 per cent over the next 10 years. Home values in Christchurch have risen an average of just 1 per cent in three years, according to new council rating valuations.

How often do Christchurch City Council revalue property?

Christchurch City Council is required to carry out a general revaluation every three years to ensure that rates are spread fairly across the city. QV looks at relevant market sales across Christchurch from around 1 August 2019, which is when the new values will be effective from.

Where do I get my Christchurch rates invoice?

All you need to do is register at ccc.govt.nz/ratesinvoice. You will need your October rates invoice with you when you fill out the form as you will need your valuation number and unique document number to register for the service. Once you have registered, you will receive your next rates invoice notice by email.

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