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  • Profile photo of BigTeddyBigTeddy
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    Hi, who would pay for the water service and waste water service???

    Tenant or Landlord???

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    Hi BigTeddy
    The landlord would pay for the water service and the waster water service, with the tenant only paying for the water usage (well at least in my experience this is the case).
    The water service and waster water service bills would of course be a tax deduction

    Profile photo of Scott No MatesScott No Mates
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    Read the tenancy agreement – pretty clear that the tenant can only be charged for usage or excess usage.

    NSW act will change on 31 january to require meters & water efficiencies before you can charge for use.

    Profile photo of Jamie MooreJamie Moore
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    Yep, agree with the guys above. I’m pretty sure that’s also the case in the ACT.

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    Profile photo of mike.12mike.12
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    Is there a set amount of liters used before you charge the excess water used.

    Profile photo of Scott No MatesScott No Mates
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    You would have to read your water bill or contact your water provider eg Brisbane City Council or Sydney Water etc.

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