Family transfers
Independent evidence where property or an interest in it moves between family members.
Property transfers & related parties
Stamp duty
property valuations.
Independent evidence for a change of ownership.
Clear market-value reports for property transfers across NSW, ACT and Victoria. Confirm the transaction date and evidence requirements with your solicitor or conveyancer.
Independent assessment
The property value behind the transfer.
Transfers between family members, related entities or other parties may need evidence of market value, even when little or no money changes hands.
We assess the property at the instructed date and explain the evidence behind the valuation. Your legal or tax adviser determines the duty treatment, exemptions and lodgement requirements.
The right scope
Start with the purpose.
Entity transfers
Scope agreed for transfers involving companies, trusts or superannuation funds.
Other transactions
Evidence for gifts, fractional interests and transfers requiring a market-value assessment.
What matters
Requirements depend on the transaction and location.
In NSW, Victoria and the ACT, duty is generally based on the higher of the consideration and market value, subject to the rules applying to the transaction.
The accepted evidence, valuation date and professional requirements differ by jurisdiction. Share the revenue authority or conveyancer’s instructions before commissioning a report.
A valuation establishes an independent view of value. It does not guarantee an exemption or a reduction in duty.
Further guidance: Revenue NSW: evidence and duty calculations.
Also see Victoria’s duty guidance and ACT conveyance duty guidance.
Before we begin
What to send us.
We confirm the scope, fee and timing before you book.
- Property address and ownership interest being transferred
- Transaction or contract date
- Solicitor or conveyancer’s instructions
- Title, contract and information about property condition
We’ll review your instructions, confirm the information and access needed, and explain the next steps. Tell us early about any deadline.
Request a quote
Tell us about the property.
Send the address, what the valuation is for and the date it applies to, and we confirm the fee and timing in writing. We reply the same business day. If you get in touch after 5pm or on a weekend, we reply the next business day.
Your questions
Clearly explained.
Talk to our team about the property and your requirements.
When might I need a stamp duty valuation?
It may be required for a related-party transfer, gift, partial interest or another transaction where the price does not establish market value. Your conveyancer can confirm the evidence required.
Is duty always calculated on the price paid?
No. The applicable rules may require market value where it is higher than the consideration. Exemptions, concessions and special transaction rules need separate advice.
Which valuation date should I use?
Ask your solicitor or conveyancer to confirm the relevant date and any allowable timeframe. We will record the instructed valuation date in the report.
Can you value only a share of a property?
Tell us the exact interest involved and provide the transaction documents. We will confirm the appropriate valuation scope before quoting.
How much will it cost?
The fee depends on the property, location, interest and valuation date. Request a quote and we confirm the fee in writing before any work starts.
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Independent property valuations across NSW, ACT and Victoria.