Your business and your property, valued to the same date in one engagement.
We value the business. A registered property valuer values each property and signs that report. We arrange both to one valuation date and take $300 off the business valuation fee.
Oliver Group values the business, company shares or trust units, and arranges for each property to be valued by a registered property valuer in the state where it is located, to the same valuation date. You deal with one firm, agree the scope once, and receive every value as at the same date. When at least one property is added, we take $300 off the business valuation fee. The property valuation fee is set by the registered valuer and confirmed with you in writing before any work begins. We are business valuers, not property valuers: each property report is prepared and signed by the registered valuer, never by us.
Who values the property?
A registered property valuer in the state where the property is located. Several states only allow a registered or licensed valuer to value land for a fee: Queensland requires registration with the Valuers Registration Board of Queensland, Western Australia requires a licence, and South Australia requires prescribed qualifications. We are business valuers. We value the business, its shares or units, and the goodwill and assets that sit inside it. We do not value land or buildings ourselves and we never sign a property valuation. Each property report is prepared and signed by the registered valuer, following their own inspection, and is addressed to you.
What does it cost?
- ·Business valuation: our published fee for the size of the business, less $300 when at least one property is added. A Small Business Valuation becomes $1,195 + GST, a Medium Business Valuation $2,195 + GST, and a Large Business / Start-Up Valuation $3,195 + GST.
- ·Each property: the registered valuer's fee, which depends on the type of property and where it is. It is quoted and confirmed with you in writing before any work begins.
- ·The $300 comes off once per engagement, however many properties are added.
Why value them together?
Because the date matters as much as the number. From 1 July 2027 the 50% CGT discount for individuals, trusts and partnerships gives way to cost-base indexation for gains made after that date, and the change reaches investment property as well as businesses and shares. An owner holding a business and property across that date needs a market value for each at the same point in time. The same applies to a restructure that moves a business and its premises together, a deceased estate, or a transfer between related parties. One engagement keeps the date, the assumptions about the business and its premises, and the paperwork consistent, and your accountant receives one set of values instead of chasing two firms.
What property can be included?
- ·Residential investment property.
- ·Commercial, retail and industrial property, including the premises the business trades from.
- ·Property held by a related company or trust and leased to the business.
- ·Rural and specialist property on request, where a suitable registered valuer is available.
How it works
- ·Send an enquiry or call. We talk through the business, each property and what the values are for.
- ·We confirm the business valuation fee and obtain a fixed fee from a registered valuer for each property, so everything is agreed in writing before work begins.
- ·The registered valuer inspects each property and prepares a signed property valuation report addressed to you.
- ·We value the business to the same date. You receive every report together, with a one-page schedule listing each value at that date.
Common questions.
Are you property valuers?+
No. We value businesses, company shares and trust units. Every property in a combined engagement is valued and signed by a registered property valuer in the state where it is located. We arrange it, align the valuation date and brief the valuer on the business, but the property opinion is theirs.
How much do I save?+
$300 off our business valuation fee when at least one property is added to the engagement. The saving applies once per engagement, however many properties are included.
What does a property valuation cost?+
It depends on the type of property and where it is. The registered valuer quotes a fixed fee for each property, and we confirm it with you in writing before any work begins.
Can I use my own property valuer?+
Yes. Tell us who they are and we will value the business to the same date. The $300 saving applies when the property valuation is arranged through us.
Can the values be dated 1 July 2027?+
Yes. The business and each property can be valued as at 1 July 2027, or any other date your accountant needs. A value as at a date that has already passed is a retrospective valuation, and our +$495 per historical date applies to the business valuation.
Talk to a valuer
Tell us what you need valued.
A fifteen-minute call confirms the package, the fixed fee and the delivery date, before you commit to anything.
0433 475 518Mon–Fri, 9am–5:30pm AEST
Send the form and we reply within one business day. No documents needed to start.
Small Business Valuation
$1,495 + GST
For a business with annual turnover under $2 million. Signed and delivered in 2 business days. Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received. The fee is fixed in writing before we start and never tied to the outcome.
Larger business? Tell us in the form and we recommend the right package. All fees