LVC Deferral Application Form

The Lease Variation Charge (LVC) is levied on the increased land value arising from a change in development rights contained in a lease. A lessee can make this application to the Commissioner for ACT Revenue to defer their payment of the LVC.

Please complete the following questions to apply for a Lease Variation Charge Deferral

All fields marked ( * ) are mandatory.

Property Owner/Lessee Details



(Registered property owner at
Land Titles Office)









(Registered property owner at
Land Titles Office)









(Registered property owner at
Land Titles Office)









(Registered property owner at
Land Titles Office)







Owner/Lessee Agent Details


Are you authorised to act as an agent on behalf of the lessee/s? *










Gaming Machine Clubs


Is the lessee a gaming machine club which holds a class C licence under theGaming Machine Act 2004? *

Development Application Details








(This is noted on your Notice of Assessment)


Has the Certificate of Occupancy been issued either in part or in full for this development? *

(Please note: the LVC reduction amount must be listed on your notice of assessment)



(Please note: the LVC remission amount for environmental sustainability expired on 30 June 2019)



(Please note: file must be less than 30 MB)



Property Details


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Type of property: *





Do you intend to sell the block? *

Declaration



Indicate who is making this declaration: *

Declare that, by submitting this form: *

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Contact us

If you require further information on LVC and your application, please contact the ACT Revenue Office or phone (02) 6207 0028.