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Six clusters of practical guidance, written by the valuers who prepare the reports rather than by a marketing team. If a guide answers your question well enough that you never need to call us, it has done its job.
Choosing the valuation date, reconstructing a past market from contemporaneous sales, and what a defensible backdated report has to contain.
Which value an estate actually needs, how the two-year rule works, why pre-1985 estates change the answer, and what executors should gather first.
What regulation 8.02B requires, how often trustees need a fresh valuation, what auditors reject, and how related-party leases are treated.
What happens when your home starts producing income: the first-rented valuation date, the six-year absence rule, and apportionment by time and area.
Who can sign a valuation the ATO will accept, what evidence carries weight, what happens when a value is challenged, and how expert reports are prepared.
The four things that actually drive the fee, why we quote fixed rather than hourly, realistic turnaround, and what causes delays.
Guides only go so far. Describe the property and the CGT event in a sentence and a Certified Practising Valuer will tell you which valuation applies — before you spend anything.