Hi Lisa
I would have done the same in good faith 6 years and current. However there is section 574(1)(b) and 574 (3).
574 APPEAL ON QUESTION OF WHETHER LAND IS RATEABLE OR SUBJECT TO A CHARGE
(1) A person who has an estate in land, or who is the holder of a licence or permit for land under the Crown Land Management Act 2016 , in respect of which a rates and charges notice is served may appeal to the Land and Environment Court–
(b) in the case of a charge–against the levying of the charge on the ground that the land is not subject to any charge (excluding a charge limited under section 503(2)) or is not subject to the particular charge.
(3) An appeal must be made within 30 days after service of the rates and charges notice.
The 30 days on previous years has well and truly expired. The ratepayer must bear some responsibility for checking their rates and charges notice!
Robert
