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Are you planning to file an objection to the WOZ value of your non-residential property?

Do you have doubts about the WOZ value of your non-residential property? If so, check the appraisal report first. It contains all the data used to determine the WOZ value. 

Do you still have questions after reviewing the appraisal report? Or would you like to discuss the situation with us? Before you file an objection, we’d be happy to talk with you.  
Have you decided to file an objection after all? You can do so within 6 weeks of the date shown on your tax assessment notice.

Do you have doubts about the WOZ value of your commercial property? If so, here’s our advice:

  1. View the appraisal report at MijnGBLT. This report details the information we used to calculate the WOZ value. Check to make sure we used the correct information about your business.
  2. Ask yourself the following question: for what amount could you sell the property? Check whether that amount matches the WOZ value on the tax assessment notice.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Check the appraisal report to see what data we used

    You can verify whether the data we used to determine the WOZ value is accurate. This includes the square footage, year of construction, and maintenance history.

    Do you have doubts about the WOZ value after checking the data?

    If so, please contact us. We’ll be happy to explain how we determined the WOZ value and work with you to ensure everything is correct. You can file a free objection in MijnGBLT.

  • Can't find your tax assessment anymore?

    No problem. We also store all your tax assessments digitally for you in MijnGBLT. To access them, log in with your DigiD or eHerkenning.