Defensible business valuations - ahead of the proposed 30 June 2027 CGT changes.
What do you need valued?
Private businesses are the hardest assets to value retrospectively. Unlike property, there are no comparable sales feeds, no public auction results, and no recent market evidence to lean on years later. A contemporaneous 30 June 2027 valuation - prepared while the trading record, pipeline and market conditions are still fresh - is the single strongest piece of evidence you can put on the file.
CGT Valuer is a referral and workflow platform. We do not provide tax, legal, financial or valuation advice - speak with your accountant about your circumstances.
Proposed CGT reform
1 July 2027 - 50% CGT discount proposed to be replaced by cost base indexation
Why business valuations matter most
Private businesses don't have a price feed. Property does.
For real estate, qualified valuers can lean on RP Data, council records, agent sales and comparable transactions years after the fact. Private businesses have none of that. Shareholdings rarely trade, multiples shift with the cycle, and the operating story behind a number fades quickly. Reconstructing a defensible 30 June 2027 value in 2030 or 2032 is materially harder - and materially more contestable - than doing it now.
Thin public data
No public share register, no comparable sales feed, no auction results. Private market evidence has to be assembled deal by deal.
Context decays fast
Pipeline, key-person risk, customer concentration and trading conditions are clear today and fuzzy in five years. Capture them while they're fresh.
ATO scrutiny is real
Where a future cost base depends on a market value, the ATO can challenge the methodology. Contemporaneous expert reports carry the most weight.
The problem
Choosing the right valuer is harder than it should be.
Many asset owners may need reliable market-value evidence for tax planning, lending, family law, estate or transaction purposes. Different assets need different specialists - a certified property valuer for real estate, a business valuation specialist for shares, trusts and goodwill.
Our approach
One enquiry. A qualified valuer. One workspace.
Submit a single structured request and we'll route it to our qualified valuation partner - so you can manage scope, fees, documents and updates in one place, for you, your adviser or your clients.
How it works
Four steps from enquiry to engaged valuer.
Tell us about the asset
Answer a short structured intake form covering asset type, purpose, ownership and timing.
We review your enquiry
Our team checks the brief and routes it to a qualified Australian valuer with the right expertise.
Receive scope & quote
You receive a clear scope of work, fee and turnaround - and can ask questions before engaging.
Get your valuation
Engage, share documents, and receive an independent report you can use with your accountant or adviser.
Valuation types
Business, property and tax-purpose valuations.
We cover the main categories asset owners and advisers commonly need, with a particular focus on private businesses where independent expert evidence carries the most weight.
Business & entity valuations
- Private company shares
- Unit trust & partnership interests
- Goodwill & intangibles
- Professional practices
Property valuations
- Residential investment
- Commercial & industrial
- Rural & development sites
- Retrospective valuations
Ready when you are
Arrange your 30 June 2027 valuation.
Tell us about your asset and purpose. We'll route your enquiry to a qualified Australian valuer and get back to you with scope, fee and turnaround.
- Qualified Australian valuers
- Business & property specialists
- Independent reporting
- Clear scope & fees upfront
- Tax-purpose ready reports
- Adviser & SMSF friendly