An accurate, sensitively handled date-of-death valuation for probate and HMRC inheritance tax — Red Book compliant and prepared by an RICS Registered Valuer you can rely on.
Losing someone is hard, and administering their estate brings paperwork no one looks forward to. We handle the property valuation calmly and discreetly, so it's one less thing to worry about.
It's tempting to use a free agent appraisal, but for inheritance tax that can create problems later. HMRC can challenge an inaccurate figure, and the consequences fall on the executors.
From £250
Final price depends on the size, value and location of the property.
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For probate and inheritance tax, the property is valued at the open-market value as at the date of death, regardless of when the inspection takes place or when the property is eventually sold.
Yes. A Red Book valuation by an RICS Registered Valuer is exactly the kind of independent, evidenced figure HMRC expects for inheritance tax. It is defensible and stands up to scrutiny if the estate is reviewed.
We understand timing matters when administering an estate. We usually attend within a few working days and return the completed report shortly after, so probate isn't held up.
We can value multiple properties as part of the same instruction, each with its own date-of-death valuation and supporting evidence. Just let us know the addresses when you request a quote.
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