Every kind of valuation an NRI family ends up needing
Different readers want different things, and a report built for one of them is routinely rejected by another. Here is what each one is for.
Capital Gains and FMV 2001
The report that fixes your cost base before you sell, so you are taxed on the real gain and not on the whole sale price.
Read more → Saves the most moneyLower TDS Certificate, Form 13
Support pack for the Section 197 application, so the buyer deducts tax on your actual gain instead of the full sale value.
Read more →Inheritance and Partition
One neutral number that every heir can accept, whether you are selling, dividing or buying a sibling out.
Read more → Nobody else does thisDivorce and Foreign Court Valuation
A report written for a judge who has never seen an Indian title document, with an independence declaration and your valuer's CV attached.
Read more →Probate and Estate, Date of Death
Value as at the date of death, in rupees and in your currency, ready for probate here and for the estate filing there.
Read more →Visa and Net Worth Valuation
The property valuation that sits behind your CA's net worth certificate, in the format immigration officers expect.
Read more →Bank Loan and Mortgage Valuation
Panel grade valuation for loan against property, prepared to the same standard bank empanelled valuers work to.
Read more →Gift Deed and Stamp Duty
Value for a transfer inside the family, so the stamp duty is right and nobody picks up a tax bill they did not expect.
Read more →Agricultural and Ancestral Land
Valuation of farm land, ancestral holdings and undivided shares, including the FEMA position on what you may and may not do.
Read more →Schedule AL for your ITR
Asset values for the Schedule AL disclosure, worked out properly rather than guessed at filing time.
Read more →Foreign Asset Reporting Support
Cost amounts and market values your accountant abroad can put on a T1135, an 8938 or an ATO return without flinching.
Read more →Court, Litigation and Encroachment
Court admissible valuation for partition suits, encroachment claims and land acquisition compensation matters.
Read more →Not sure which report you need?
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