The Federal Government has announced changes to the way capital gains tax (CGT) is calculated for investment properties, with new rules scheduled to take effect from 1 July 2027. These changes may affect how future capital gains are assessed for many Australian property investors.
A Capital Gains Tax (CGT) valuation is an independent assessment of your property's market value as at a specific date.
Unlike a standard market appraisal, a professional valuation provides formal documentation that can be used to support tax calculations and may assist if evidence is required in the future.
Depending on your circumstances, a CGT valuation may help:
While every investor's situation is different, obtaining the right information now can help avoid uncertainty later.
Every investor's circumstances are unique. If you have questions about the proposed tax changes or would like to explore whether a Capital Gains Tax valuation may be appropriate for your property, our team can connect you with trusted valuation specialists who can provide professional advice and assistance.
Disclaimer
This information is general in nature and should not be considered financial or tax advice. We recommend speaking with your accountant, financial adviser or tax professional regarding your individual circumstances before making any investment or taxation decisions.