The WOZ value may affect your rent
If you live in public housing, the WOZ value may affect the amount of your rent. Do you think the WOZ value of your home is too high? If so, you have the right to take action. You can check the WOZ value of your home on the government’s WOZ Value Portal:
Do you think the WOZ value of your rental home is too high?
We recommend that you first check the rent for your public housing unit. Are you paying the maximum rent? If so, you can send a letter to GBLT, P.O. Box 1098, 8001 BB in Zwolle. In this letter, explain why you believe the WOZ value is too high. We ask that you include supporting documentation, such as a lease agreement or other relevant documents. If the WOZ value is too high, we will send you a notice stating the WOZ value. You can then use this notice to file an objection to the WOZ value.
How to Appeal the WOZ Value of Your Rental Property
Top 3 Frequently Asked Questions
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The WOZ value of rental properties does not affect the local taxes you pay
This is because GBLT uses the WOZ value only for property tax and the water system levy for property owners. You do not have to pay these taxes if you rent.
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To do so, view the appraisal report in MijnGBLT
and review the data used to determine the WOZ value:
- Is the property information correct? Check the square footage, lot size, and year of construction.
- Is the condition of the property accurate?
- Are the comparable properties similar in terms of location, type, and size?
Do you have doubts about the WOZ value after reviewing the information?
If so, please contact us. We’d 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.
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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.