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Ratepayer summary - Bayside Council - 2021-22 minimum rates

IPART has approved applications by eighty-six NSW councils to increase their rates above the level of the annual rate peg.

IPART has made decisions on special variation applications from eight councils to increase their income from rates above the rate peg.

This media release provides information about council applications received by IPART for special rate variation or minimum rate increase for 2022-23.

Eight councils across NSW have applied to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) for a special variation to increase their income from rates above the rate peg in 2021-22.

For the first time, the amount that councils will be able to increase the revenue they can collect from rates will depend on their level of population growth, under the 2022-23 rate peg decision announced today by the Independent Pricing and Regul

The Media Release provides information about our decisions on councils’ 2022-23 special variation and minimum rate applications.

This report outlines IPART’s proposed approach to implementing the NSW Government’s rate path freeze policy for new councils that was provided to the Minister for Local Government on June 9 2016.

This Media Release list the councils that have notified IPART of their intention to apply for either a special variation to increase their general income above the rate peg, or for a minimum rate increase, in 2017-18.

This Media Release outlines the details of the twelve applications that have been received by IPART from NSW local councils to increase their general revenue above the rate peg in 2016-17.

IPART is announcing the commencement of the review of the rate peg methodology.

IPART has announced the rate peg for 2023-2024, and released an Issues Paper for it’s review of the rate peg methodology.

IPART is seeking feedback and submissions from the public on the review of the rate peg methodology to include population growth.

This Media Release relates to the release of our Issues Paper on IPART’s review of the NSW local government rating system.

IPART is seeking feedback on draft recommendations for potential changes to the local government rating system which aim to provide councils with more options to levy rates, whilst ensuring NSW ratepayers would be protected against excessive rate

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal is conducting a series of regional workshops as part of its review of the revenue framework for local government.