Formal market valuations for related-party and non-arm’s-length property transfers.
Revenue authorities may require evidence of market value where a property is transferred without an open-market sale. We provide an independent report supported by comparable transactions and property analysis.
When property is transferred between related parties or through a non-arm’s-length transaction, the stated consideration may not reflect market value. A formal valuation provides independent evidence at the relevant transfer date.
Paul analyses the property and comparable sales and prepares a signed report for your conveyancer, accountant or adviser to use in connection with the transfer and any RevenueSA requirements.
Clear answers before you arrange your valuation.
Transfer duty may still be assessed with reference to market value. Your adviser can confirm the requirements.
Yes, at a current or retrospective date subject to the evidence available.
Yes, including transfers between relatives, spouses, companies, trusts and related entities.
Yes, with your authority.
The address, transfer date, parties involved and relevant contract or ownership information.
Tell us the property and purpose.
Your valuer analyses the property and market evidence.
A clear signed valuation report is sent to you.