Capital Gains Tax valuations are required to determine the gain/loss in value for the duration the asset was considered an ‘investment property’. We complete current and retrospective valuations and are committed to understanding our clients requirements to ensure we act in your best interests.

Family Law or valuations for Mediation purposes may be required for property asset or financial re-structuring in the case of a family separation or divorce. We showcase understanding and delicacy to what can be a challenging situation, in compliance with the Federal Circuit Court of Australia.

Financial reporting valuations can be utilised for data keeping by financial professionals including accountants, financial advisors, legal and banking professionals. We ensure that our valuation approaches are specific and relevant, in compliance with the API and International Valuation Standards (IVS).

Valuation reports for litigation purposes assist in the instance of a dispute between two or multiple entities. Our reports are prepared for court purposes with impartiality, accuracy and detail. We exercise ultimate professionalism and objectivity to provide appropriate advice, when a valuation is referred to a court, tribunal or negotiation process.

We provide timely pre-sale and pre-purchase valuations, for sellers and buyers. Selling or buying real estate is a significant financial decision. It is diligent to seek independent expert advice and we will ensure you are well informed and supported to assist you obtain the best financial outcome.

Stamp Duty valuations may be required for properties transacted privately, without the intervention of an estate agent. This can include family related transactions, property purchased through an associated individual/entity or property purchased at a discounted sale price. Valuations can be completed on a ‘current’ or retrospective basis, assuming a hypothetical ‘arms-length’ sale.

Property invested within a Self-Managed Super Fund can provide financial benefits for those investing in their retirement. To meet ATO compliance, SMSF’s are audited by an approved auditor on an annual basis, and therefore financial accounts and statements must be prepared each year. This includes the market valuation of the property asset held within the SMSF, provided to assist the auditor sign off on the statements.