Standardised, ATO-defensible valuations for Australian private companies, each reviewed and signed by an independent valuer. Start with an instant desktop valuation, dated for the 30 June 2027 CGT reset.
A record that doesn't change after it's made.
Built to a standard that stands with the institutions.
Exact, ordered, checkable data at the core.
No stake in the outcome. The signature is the moat.
Prepared to the IVS / APES 225 standard.
A few figures give you an instant desktop valuation, returned straight away. Use it to see where you stand, and whether a formal valuation is worth buying.
A compliance-grade valuation is prepared on the IVS / APES 225 standard, built from verified financials, and reviewed and signed by an independent qualified valuer, the defensible market value the ATO expects. Start with a desktop valuation above and we'll be in touch about upgrading.
We do not guarantee a valuation outcome. A valuation you can buy is a valuation nobody will accept, and the signature at the end of a Dalio Voss is only worth something because it can be withheld. What we guarantee is the fee, the date, and that we will stand behind the work.
Fixed in writing before the engagement starts. No variations without your written approval.
Your committed turnaround: instant for the desktop valuation, 5 business days for Standard, 10 for Complex, counted from the date your information pack is complete.
Every conclusion states its method, inputs, assumptions and range. It can be reconstructed years later.
Free and fine if your value grew in a straight line. The ATO's apportionment method assumes even growth across your holding period.
Fast, but not independent and not signed. An informal estimate from $2k-5k.
Rigorous, slow, priced for corporates, $25k-80k and six to ten weeks.
Fixed and fast. An instant desktop valuation, and a signed IVS / APES 225 report in 5 to 10 business days.
The ATO's free apportionment method assumes your value grew in a straight line across your holding period. A market valuation reflects your actual growth curve. Both are accepted for the 2027 transition; they are not equivalent in outcome. Dalio Voss will tell you which case you're in before you engage.
Not every owner does. If your value accrued at a broadly even rate, the free ATO method is sufficient. An independent market valuation is the better path where your growth curve is uneven, slow then accelerated, a step-change acquisition, or earnings that spiked and then plateaued.
A valuation for the 2027 reset is expressed as at 30 June 2027, immediately before the new regime applies. Dalio Voss records the valuation date, the preparation date and the information cut-off separately on every signed report.
Tier 1 (Streamlined) is 5 business days, Tier 2 (Standard) is 7, and Tier 3 (Complex) is 10 or a scoped date agreed up front. The clock starts when your information pack is complete, and the countdown is visible in your dashboard from day one.
Every compliance-grade report is reviewed and signed by an independent qualified valuer, prepared under the International Valuation Standards and APES 225. The signature is the point of the product, and it's never designed out.
Business valuation fees vary by an order of magnitude. An accountant's informal estimate typically costs $2,000 to $5,000 but is not independent and not signed. A Big 4 or mid-tier firm valuation typically costs $25,000 to $80,000 and takes six to ten weeks. The ATO's apportionment method is free. Dalio Voss prices by tier, with the fee fixed in writing before the engagement starts.
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