Rates

2024 Annual Rating Revaluation: Valuer General now undertaking the 2024 annual rating revaluation for next financial year 2024/25. 

Annual rates notices are sent to ratepayers in July/August each year. For 2023/2024, overall rates revenue was increased by 3.50% in accordance with the State Government’s Rate Cap for 2023/2024.

For rating purposes Council is using the 2023 valuation figures provided by the Valuer General for the 2023/24 rating year.

Council has expanded its EzyBill system for Managing Agents to also register online to receive future rate notices electronically for properties they manage.

More information:

Paying your Rates (due dates and overdue rates)

Annual rates notices are sent to ratepayers in July/August each year.

EzyBill Service

Ability for ratepayers to register online to receive their rates notices electronically and for Managing Agents to register for multiple notices.

BPAY View

You can choose to use BPAY View to receive rate notices

Financial Hardship Assistance

Monash ratepayers can apply to Council for assistance relating to any unpaid rates or other charges, under Council's Financial Hardship Policy.

How Rates are calculated

To calculate your rates, independent valuers work out the Capital Improved Value (CIV) of your property

Appealing against your Rates

You can appeal against your rates, as outlined below. You can also object to your property's revaluation

Property revaluation

The revaluations on all properties in Victoria annually. As part of the valuation process, property rental information is being collected from property owners, agents and tenants.

Land Information Certificates

If you are selling a property, you will need a Land Information Certificate. They can also be used for refinancing purposes.

Changing your details, property ownership

To ensure our property records are accurate and up to date, you must tell us of any change of name, address or ownership as soon as possible (Notice of Acquisition of an Interest in Land).

Pensioner Rates rebates

How to to apply for a rebate on your rates.

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