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Which of the following statements about land tax in Victoria is correct?

Correct Answer

D) Land tax is assessed on the land's site value, and a principal residence is generally exempt.

Victorian land tax is a state tax assessed each year on the total taxable site value of land an owner holds at midnight on 31 December. Site values come from the Valuer-General's valuations. The owner's principal place of residence is generally exempt, as is primary production land and certain other land. The State Revenue Office administers it.

Answer Options
A
Land tax applies to all land, including the owner's principal residence, at a reduced rate.
B
Land tax applies only to commercial and industrial land, not to residential investment property.
C
Land tax is a federal tax that the ATO assesses on the combined value of land and buildings.
D
Land tax is assessed on the land's site value, and a principal residence is generally exempt.

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