Stamp Duty Valuation vs. Market Value Report: What’s the Difference?
Are a stamp duty valuation and a market value report the same? Not at all. A stamp duty valuation is a legally required, evidence-based report for tax purposes, essential for transfers between family or in off-market sales. In contrast, a market value report is a more general appraisal used for sales or lending. Using the wrong one can lead to costly delays and ATO penalties. This guide explains the key differences.
ATO CGT Valuation Requirements Explained
To stay compliant with Capital Gains Tax (CGT), your property valuation must meet strict ATO standards. This guide explains the official requirements, including who is authorised to prepare a CGT valuation and what must be included in the report. Learn why a real estate appraisal won’t suffice and how a certified, evidence-based valuation from an API-accredited valuer protects you from audits and penalties.