Our Capital Gains Tax Valuations Service

Our team of qualified valuers enables us to meet tight timescales and undertake valuations of substantial property portfolios. We can also help when complications arise with leasehold properties subject to short unexpired terms and in the cases of Capital Gains Tax, where the property was not vacant at the date of valuation.

We provide a comprehensive valuation report with detailed descriptions, photographs and explanation of the methodology adopted. The report will help the Inland Revenue and the Valuation Office Agency to understand the rationale of our valuation and accept the figures reported. Where the Revenue disagree we can enter in to negotiations on your behalf to achieve the best outcome.

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Why get a Capital Gains Tax Valuation?

Working out how much Capital Gains Tax you need to pay on a property can be complex, especially when you have owned a property for long time. Individual taxpayers, partnerships and trusts are required under self-assessment procedures, to calculate their tax liability based on valuations they must supply.

It is important that taxpayers ensure that the valuations used in their tax calculations have been calculated on the statutory basis, using best practice and experienced valuers. At Capital Chartered we have Revenue trained Directors and are well versed in preparing historic valuations including 31st March 1982 valuations as well as undertaking negotiations with the District Valuer.