Understanding SUIPs: The Pros and Cons of Separately Used or Inhabited Parts of a Property
The concept of Separately Used or Inhabited Parts (SUIPs) of a property is an integral aspect of rating systems in […]
The concept of Separately Used or Inhabited Parts (SUIPs) of a property is an integral aspect of rating systems in […]
For decades, many New Zealand councils have based their rating systems on land value, where rates are calculated solely on
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Imagine this: a council accidentally sets a zero rate on residential properties for an entire financial year. Sounds like a
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Council rates are something most of us pay, but few truly understand how they work or what they fund. Let’s
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Setting rates is one of the most critical responsibilities of local government in New Zealand and Australia. Rates fund essential
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By addressing these key areas, councils can create rates models that are robust, equitable, and effective.
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