Signed valuer reports and an unsigned Automated Market Assessment, each one clear about which day it speaks for and what stood there on it
Annual fund reporting on a Torquay property, independent of the trustees under SISR 8.02B, signed and dated.
Market value at the exact date of the CGT event, describing the property as it was on that day rather than as it is now.
The day a Torquay home first earned rent, its value that day became the cost base. Most of this suburb is lived in by its owners, so that day can be a long way back.
Transfers between relatives, trusts and companies are assessed on what the property is worth, not on the agreed figure.
A registered valuer attends in person and records what is on the block, which is the only way to separate what was always there from what arrived later.
An unsigned estimate from the same comparable-sales evidence, for anyone weighing one property against another.
One question settles most of it:
If a revenue office or your accountant relies on it, you need a signed report from $169. The obligation picks the report, not the budget.
Still deciding, comparing or testing a number, and the $79 Automated Market Assessment answers it quickly, unsigned.
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