Land managers across the Riverina region have been reminded to lodge their annual land and stock return by the end of the month or face additional charges on next year’s rates notice.
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More than 14,000 land managers across the Riverina region who pay Local Land Services rates or have a Property Identification Code received their annual return notice during June.
Riverina LLS manager, Rob Kelly said it was important to complete a land and stock return—even if land managers have no stock.
“If the Annual Land and Stock Return isn’t lodged by 31 August, an animal health rate and meat industry levy will automatically be applied to next year’s rates notice,” Mr Kelly said.
“Collecting this information is an essential part of understanding the state’s biosecurity risks and ensuring that domestic and export livestock markets remain open for NSW producers.
- www.therural.com.au
