Queensland Revenue Office Notice of Assessment (Transfer Duty, Land Tax, Payroll Tax)

Notices of assessment and reassessment issued by the Queensland Revenue Office (QRO, the Commissioner of State Revenue) for transfer duty and other duties, land tax and payroll tax, including annual payroll tax reconciliation assessments. A notice names the taxpayer (purchaser / transferee, land owner or employer), carries a client, assessment or transaction number and a payment reference, states the amount assessed, interest and due date, and identifies the basis: the property (Queensland lot on plan such as Lot 12 on SP298765, or a title reference) with its dutiable or taxable land value, or the employer's taxable wages. Information obtained under a tax law is confidential under the Taxation Administration Act 2001 (Qld) Part 8. Commonwealth (ATO) notices of assessment use the same title; this SIT needs Queensland revenue context, and global-top500-083-employer-payroll-tax-filings covers generic payroll tax filings.

Type: regex
Engine: boost_regex
Confidence: medium
Confidence justification: Medium. Assessment titles are shared with the ATO and with QRO's own guidance, so enforce tiers need Queensland revenue context plus a populated assessment field, and guidance framing is excluded. QRO client and assessment number formats are unpublished, so references are label-anchored. 85/75 are heuristic evidence tiers, not measured accuracy. Test values are synthetic.
Jurisdictions: au, au-qld
Regulations: Taxation Administration Act 2001 (Qld), Duties Act 2001 (Qld), Land Tax Act 2010 (Qld), Payroll Tax Act 1971 (Qld), Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld)
Frameworks: QGISCF
Data categories: financial, government, pii
Scope: narrow
Risk rating: 7
Platform compatibility: Purview: Compatible, GCP DLP: Compatible, Macie: Compatible, Zscaler: Compatible, Palo Alto: Degraded, Netskope: Unsupported

Pattern

(?i)\b(?:notice\s+of\s+(?:re)?assessment|(?:re)?assessment\s+notice|land\s+tax\s+(?:re)?assessment|(?:(?:transfer|landholder|vehicle\s+registration)\s+)?duty\s+(?:re)?assessment|payroll\s+tax\s+(?:re)?assessment|annual\s+(?:payroll\s+tax\s+)?reconciliation\s+(?:return|assessment)|statement\s+of\s+(?:land\s+tax|duty)\s+assessed)\b

Corroborative evidence keywords

Queensland Revenue Office, Commissioner of State Revenue, Office of State Revenue, Taxation Administration Act 2001, Duties Act 2001, Land Tax Act 2010, Payroll Tax Act 1971

Proximity: 300 characters

Should match

Queensland Revenue Office Land tax assessment notice 2026-27 Client ID: 40018823 Taxpayer: Teston Holdings Pty Ltd Lot 12 on SP298765 - taxable land value: $1,240,000 Land tax payable: $13,975.00 Due date: 21/11/2026 — Land tax assessment notice with client ID, taxpayer, lot on plan and amount payable (85 tier)
Notice of assessment - transfer duty (Duties Act 2001) Transaction number: TD-2026-0884123 Transferee: Casey Teston Dutiable value: $785,000 Transfer duty payable: $25,512.50 — Transfer duty notice of assessment with transaction number, transferee, dutiable value and duty payable (85 tier)
Annual reconciliation return - payroll tax 2025-26 lodged in QRO Online Employer name: Harbourview Teston Services Pty Ltd — Payroll tax annual reconciliation with employer name only (75 tier)

Should not match

Australian Taxation Office Notice of assessment - year ended 30 June 2026 Taxpayer: Casey Teston Amount payable: $1,204.55 — Commonwealth ATO notice of assessment (no Queensland revenue context, 65 only)
Fact sheet: the Queensland Revenue Office issues a land tax assessment notice each year. Learn more about how to read your notice of assessment. — QRO fact sheet (guidance exclusion)
Queensland Revenue Office Land tax assessment notice Client ID: __________ Taxpayer: __________ Land tax payable: $________ — Blank assessment form (65 only)
The Queensland Revenue Office issued more than 300,000 land tax assessment notices in 2025-26. — Aggregate statistic (65 only)
unrelated generic text without domain phrases — Unrelated

Known false positives

ATO and other Commonwealth notices of assessment. Mitigation: Every enforce tier needs Queensland revenue context, so they stay at 65.
QRO web pages, fact sheets, public rulings and calculators that describe assessment notices. Mitigation: A guidance exclusion suppresses enforce tiers, and they rarely carry populated assessment fields.
Conveyancing files and settlement statements that restate a transfer duty assessment. Mitigation: They are true positives in substance; a duty assessment in a conveyancing file carries the same taxpayer information.