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Making an objection to the Rating Information Database

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You can object to the information that we hold on your property for the following reasons:

1. that a rating unit included in the district valuation roll has been omitted from the database
   
   
2. that information included in the district valuation roll has been omitted from, or inaccurately entered in, the database
   
   
3. that information included in the database, other than information entered from the district valuation roll, is incorrect
   
   
4. that there has been a failure to enter a lawful amendment to the district valuation roll into the database.

Note: You cannot object to the values shown in the Rating Information Database. If you wish to object to the values provided to you on a valuation notice you must use the valuation objection form. More information on the 2005 property revaluation is available on this site.

How to object

Important note - This form cannot be used for objecting to property values. If you wish to object to the values provided to you on a valuation notice you must use the valuation objection form.

Objections must be in writing.

The following process does not apply for property valuation objections.

You can object by:

1. completing your objection online, or
2. downloading the Objection to rating database information form (39kb) PDF

To view PDFs download Acrobat Reader from the Adobe website. Further help on how to view PDFs.

The form is also available from Auckland City Libraries or by contacting us.

Send your completed form to:

Revenue and payment services manager
Data Services
Auckland City
Private Bag 92516
Wellesley St
Auckland 1030

Within 10 working days, you will receive a letter acknowledging that we have received your objection.

Your objection will be considered by the manager of revenue and payment services at Auckland City Council, and this decision will be given to you in writing. If the objection is upheld, we will amend our records and advise you that the correction has been made.

Updated June 2008