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If you're a property owner who is not a pensioner and is experiencing significant financial hardship, each year you can apply to defer your rates under the Rates Act 2004.
A rates deferment on hardship grounds can only be approved for up to 12 months, a new application must be submitted with the Commissioner for ACT Revenue each year.
List all assets and their current value (eg. motor vehicles, boats, caravans, trailers, motor bikes)
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If you require further information on Rates Assistance and your application, please contact the ACT Revenue Office by clicking here or call us on (02) 6207 0028.