1july2027.com.au is an education site about the 2027 capital gains tax (CGT) reform for Australian property: what changes, who it touches, what the 1 July 2027 cost base reset means, and how a valuation compares with the Treasurer’s free apportioning formula. It exists because the reform is law and most owners have not yet worked out whether it reaches them.
Who runs it#
This site is operated by Valuation Ready (ABN 65 397 914 685), an Australian property-valuation service that also operates valuationready.com.au and several other property-valuation sites. The footer of every page carries that disclosure. One operator, several doors: each site is written for one audience and one question, and all of them lead to the same service.
That matters for how you read this site. Valuation Ready sells valuation services, and this site links to them. The explanations here are written to be true whether or not you buy anything: a valuation is optional under the reform, the free formula is a legitimate alternative, and the pages that compare them say so.
How the content is sourced and corrected#
- Explanations are written against the Act and the ATO’s published material, and the ATO guidance tracker records what the ATO has and has not yet said.
- When we get something wrong or the ground moves, the correction is published on Standards updates and corrections rather than silently edited away.
- Anyone can ask a public question; answers that help more than one reader are added to the common questions.
What this site is not#
This site provides general information and service intake. It is not tax, legal or financial advice. Ask a registered tax professional or licensed adviser how a valuation applies to your circumstances. Nothing here is a substitute for advice on your own position, and no page on this site will tell you that a valuation is compulsory, because it is not.
Talk to us#
Corrections, questions and partnership enquiries all go through the contact page.