WOZ value

DE Gouwe-Rijnland Tax Partnership (abbreviation: BSGR) determines the value of your home, commercial property, or land every year. This value is called EN WOZ value. WOZ stands for Real Estate Valuation Act.

EN WOZ value is used, among other things, for calculating property tax (abbreviation: OZB). It therefore influences how much tax you have to pay.

More information about EN WOZ value can be found on EN website of EN BSGR.

File an objection

Do you think EN WOZ value has not been correctly determined? Then you can easily and free of charge lodge an objection with EN BSGR. Objecting to EN WOZ value is easier than ENK. You know your home or property best and can clearly indicate why you think EN WOZ value is too high or too low.

No cure, no pay

There are commercial WOZ agencies that offer to lodge an objection for you. Arguments such as: "WOZ value too high? We will lodge an objection for you free of charge!" are used to hire them free of charge (no cure, no pay) for submitting a notice of objection. If EN objection is (partially) upheld, these agencies receive a legal cost allowance. This allowance is paid from tax money. As a resident, you therefore also contribute to these costs via municipal taxes. We therefore advise you not to hire a WOZ agency, also known as a no-cure-no-pay agency.

Filing an objection yourself free of charge

You can lodge an objection yourself free of charge via MijnBSGR or contact EN BSGR for an explanation. If it turns out that a mistake was made in determining EN WOZ value, EN BSGR will adjust this for you. It is important that EN WOZ value has been correctly determined.

More information about objecting

More information about lodging an objection can be found on the website of the BSGR.
Or watch the video for more explanation about WOZ objections.