A CGT event needs the property’s market value on a specific date. We assess it — today or retrospectively — and sign it, so your cost base holds up with the ATO.
Not sure which date your CGT event falls on? Ask your accountant first, or ask us — we’ll check before the valuer starts.
Disposing of a rental or holiday home crystallises a gain. A signed valuation fixes the market value your gain is measured against.
The day your home first earned income, its value that day became your cost base — even if that was years ago.
Beneficiaries often need market value at the date of death. Retrospective valuations are standard practice, not a special order.
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The valuer assesses market value on the exact date of the CGT event, using comparable sales evidence from that period.
We SMS and email your report the moment it's ready — no chasing required.
Decades, if needed. Sales evidence is archived — the valuer reconstructs the market as it stood on your event date and documents the comparables used.
Yes. The report is prepared and signed by a registered valuer and documents its evidence and methodology — exactly what the ATO expects behind a cost base figure.
The date of the CGT event — usually contract date for a sale, date of death for an inheritance, or first-income date for a converted home. If you’re unsure, ask us before ordering.
One fixed price whether the date is today or fifteen years ago.