# Valuation Day

> Valuation Day is an education platform by Valuo, and Valuo’s name for 30 June 2027; it is not an official government name. From 1 July 2027, the 50% CGT discount for individuals and trusts no longer applies to the part of a gain that builds up from that date, which uses cost base indexation instead.

Valuation Day is an education platform by Valuo. Valuations are by Oliver Group, part of Valuo. Oliver Group is operated by Valuation Group Pty Ltd, ABN 48 702 469 252. Valuation Day is our name for 30 June 2027, not an official name. Oliver Group provides valuation services only. Obtain taxation advice from your accountant or tax adviser. Facts reviewed 2026-10-24.

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## Key facts
- From 1 July 2027, the 50% CGT discount for individuals and trusts no longer applies to the part of a gain that builds up from that date, which uses cost base indexation instead.
- An Australian resident individual who holds a CGT asset on 30 June 2027 is treated as selling it just before 1 July 2027 and buying it back straight away for the same amount.
- A trust that holds a CGT asset on 30 June 2027 is generally treated the same way, with the trustee taken to sell it just before 1 July 2027 and buy it back.
- When the asset is later sold, the part of the gain up to 30 June 2027 can still get the 50% discount, and the part from 1 July 2027 is generally worked out with indexation.
- No tax is payable on 30 June 2027 because of the deemed sale: any gain or loss from it is deferred to the income year in which the asset is later sold or another CGT event happens.
- The ATO said on 19 October 2026 that a valuation does not have to be in place on 30 June 2027 and should not be obtained before that date, because a valuation can’t be forward-looking.
- The ATO says that, for most CGT assets including real estate, the market value just before 1 July 2027 will need to be established when the asset is later sold or another CGT event happens.
- Instead of market value, the law lets an owner choose an apportioning method, which the Minister may make by legislative instrument under section 112-185.
- The apportioning method had not been made at 24 October 2026: no instrument setting it out was on the Federal Register of Legislation.
- An asset acquired before 20 September 1985 (a pre-CGT asset) and still held has its own deemed sale: it is treated as sold just before 1 July 2027 and bought back, at market value unless the apportioning method is chosen.
- From 1 July 2027, a minimum 30% tax applies to certain capital gains of Australian resident individuals, on the part of a gain that builds up from that date.
- Gains on new residential dwellings that meet the law’s tests, and on dwellings used for affordable housing, keep a discount of at least 50% after 1 July 2027.
- A home that has been your main residence for the whole time you have owned it is generally exempt from CGT, and the ATO says the main residence exemption is not changing.
- The change is law: announced in the 2026-27 Budget on 12 May 2026, it was made by the Treasury Laws Amendment (Tax Reform No. 1) Act 2026 (Act No. 49 of 2026), which received Royal Assent on 26 June 2026.
- The Treasury Laws Amendment (Tax Reform No. 3) Bill 2026, introduced on 14 October 2026, would adjust how the CGT changes apply in some cases and define a new residential dwelling in the Act, but it is not law.

## Fees
- CGT 2027 Valuation Package: $1,995 + GST. An established business with annual turnover under $2 million. A signed planning valuation now, plus the update to 30 June 2027, prepared after that date. One valuation date only: $1,495 + GST. Turnover of $2 million or more: a fixed fee confirmed in writing on the first call.
- Property valuation: Quoted in writing first. Oliver Group arranges your property valuation with a property valuer, who prepares and signs it. The fee is quoted in writing before any work begins. A value as at today, and a value as at 30 June 2027, prepared after that date.
- Business + Property: $300 off the business fee. $300 off the Oliver Group business fee when a property is added. One enquiry covers both: we reply within one business day. Oliver Group arranges your property valuation with a property valuer, who prepares and signs it.

## Start here
- [Valuation Day, 30 June 2027: what it means for your property and your business](https://valuationday.com.au/): Valuation Day is our name for 30 June 2027, the last day before Australia's CGT changes. See when a 30 June 2027 valuation may be useful.
- [Get your fixed fee for a 30 June 2027 valuation](https://valuationday.com.au/get-valued): Get a valuation for 30 June 2027: choose business, property or both and get a fixed fee in writing. The 30 June 2027 value is prepared after that date.
- [CGT changes 1 July 2027: what changes and why 30 June 2027 matters](https://valuationday.com.au/cgt-changes-1-july-2027): CGT changes 1 July 2027: the 50% discount stops for growth from then, and assets still held are generally treated as sold on 30 June 2027. Who it affects.
- [Does the CGT change affect me?](https://valuationday.com.au/does-it-affect-me): Does the CGT change affect me? Answer five quick questions about who holds an asset and what it is, and see how the 30 June 2027 rules may apply.

## Property, business and prices
- [Property valuation at 30 June 2027: what changes and who values it](https://valuationday.com.au/property): A property valuation at 30 June 2027 may be useful for investment, holiday or commercial property. What changes, your home, who values it and when.
- [Your business and 30 June 2027](https://valuationday.com.au/business): Business valuation 30 June 2027: how the CGT change reaches business assets, private company shares and trust units, and what owners can do now.
- [Valuation Day packages: business, property or both](https://valuationday.com.au/packages): The 30 June 2027 valuation package for a business, a property or both: what each includes, what is quoted separately and how the fee is fixed in writing.

## Who it affects
- [Family trusts and the 30 June 2027 CGT change](https://valuationday.com.au/family-trusts): Family trust CGT 2027 in plain English: when a trust's assets are treated as sold on 30 June 2027, the conditions, and what a company trustee changes.
- [Private company shares and 30 June 2027](https://valuationday.com.au/shareholders): Private company shares and CGT 2027: companies never had the 50% discount, but shares you or your trust hold are generally treated as sold on 30 June 2027.
- [30 June 2027 valuations: a kit for accountants](https://valuationday.com.au/accountants): 30 June 2027 valuations for accountants: a client explainer, a letter to adapt, a sourced fact sheet and how to send a client. We value, you advise.

## Guides
- [30 June 2027 guides](https://valuationday.com.au/guides): Plain-English 30 June 2027 guides for property owners, business owners, family trusts, shareholders and accountants, each with sources and a review date.
- [Questions about 30 June 2027](https://valuationday.com.au/faq): Short answers to the questions people ask about 30 June 2027 and the CGT change from 1 July 2027, each resting on checked facts with their sources.
- [Glossary](https://valuationday.com.au/glossary): Plain-English meanings of the terms used about 30 June 2027 and the CGT change from 1 July 2027, from the 50% discount to market value and indexation.
- [Do I need a valuation for 30 June 2027?](https://valuationday.com.au/guides/do-i-need-a-valuation): Do I need a valuation for 30 June 2027? Not necessarily. What the ATO said on 19 October 2026, the planned formula, timing and what to do now.
- [Valuation or the apportioning method for 30 June 2027?](https://valuationday.com.au/guides/valuation-or-apportioning-method): The CGT apportioning method is a formula the law provides for, not yet made, as an alternative to a 30 June 2027 market value. Its status and timing.
- [Treated as sold and bought back: the 30 June 2027 deemed sale explained](https://valuationday.com.au/guides/deemed-sale-market-value): How market value at 30 June 2027 works in the CGT deemed sale: who it covers, what is left out, and why the figure may matter when you later sell.
- [Your home and 30 June 2027: is it affected by the CGT changes?](https://valuationday.com.au/guides/your-home): Is my home affected by the CGT changes in 2027? The ATO says the main residence exemption is not changing, but rented, holiday and new homes can differ.
- [30 June 2027 checklist: what records to keep](https://valuationday.com.au/guides/30-june-2027-checklist): A 30 June 2027 checklist of records to keep for a business, property, shares or trust units, and why records made at the time help a later valuation.
- [Who can value property for CGT?](https://valuationday.com.au/guides/who-can-value-property): Who can value property for CGT? What the ATO says, state rules on property valuers, desktop versus inspected valuations, and why an appraisal differs.
- [When can a 30 June 2027 valuation be done?](https://valuationday.com.au/guides/when-can-it-be-done): When can I get a 30 June 2027 valuation? Not before the date, the ATO says. What you can do now, after the date, and when you later sell.

## About and media
- [Valuation Day media centre](https://valuationday.com.au/media): Valuation Day media centre: 12 sourced facts on Australia's CGT change at 30 June 2027, boilerplates, logos, a countdown embed and interview requests.
- [About Valuation Day and Oliver Group](https://valuationday.com.au/about): Valuation Day is an education platform by Valuo. See who values business and property for 30 June 2027 and how every fact is checked.
- [What has changed: the law behind 30 June 2027](https://valuationday.com.au/whats-changed): A dated log of the law, Bills and ATO guidance behind the 30 June 2027 CGT change, newest first, with a source for every entry.
- [Countdown to 30 June 2027](https://valuationday.com.au/countdown): Countdown to 30 June 2027, the last day before Australia's capital gains tax changes start. Add the date to your calendar or embed the countdown.

## Contact
- Phone: 03 8375 4177 (Monday to Friday, business hours)
- Enquire: https://valuationday.com.au/get-valued

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