This page provides a search tool to find out how much your rates are, and links to information about methods to pay rates, when rate instalments are due, property valuations, the rates rebate scheme, water rates, LIMs and an explanation of what your rates pay for. Rates are essential income to help meet the cost of all the services and facilities provided by the Hauraki District Council.
Changes to your rates from 1 July 2019
Heads up! Your next rates invoice might look a little different … All non-water property rates for 2019-2020 will be updated from 1 July 2019 for two reasons:
- The average rates increase of 5.7 percent we set in our Long Term Plan
- The changes to your property valuations in 2018
View more information about how this will affect your rates.
Valuations 2018
The Rating Valuation Roll for the Hauraki District has been revised as at 1 July 2018 by Quotable Value Limited as the Councils Valuation Service provider.
Objections closed 4.30pm, 18 October 2018.
Property rates and payment options
Rates are a charge against a property (rating unit), based on the rateable capital value of the property and what the property is used for. Rates are invoiced in four instalments per year during August, November, February and May. We provide a number of different payment options including online credit card payments, direct debit and automatic payments as well as other standard methods.
When are my Rates due? | How much are my rates? | Pay my rates
Valuations
Rating valuations are set under the Rating Valuations Act 1998. Rating valuations are assigned to every property in New Zealand and updated every three years. Councils use Rating Values as one component in apportioning rates.
Find out more about Rating Valuations
Property rates search
Find your rates information in the Rating Information Database
Please note: The rates for 2018/2019 have now been set.
| Search the Rating Information Database |
Rates rebate scheme
Am I eligible for a rates rebate? The Rates Rebate Scheme was established to provide a subsidy to low-income homeowners.
Find out more about the Rates Rebate Scheme
Water rates
Council sets an annual charge per connection to a water supply on each rating unit and a water volume rate per unit of water supplied to each rating unit, based on location and level of service provided.
Find out more about Water Rates
What your rates pay for
Property and Water Rates explained. Find our more about what your rates are paying for.
Find out what your rates pay for
Land Information Memorandum (LIM)
If you are considering purchasing a property in the Hauraki District it is recommended that you obtain a Land Information Memorandum (LIM) before finalising the purchase.
Find our more about LIMs.
