“You don't necessarily have to use the same value for the bank for stamp duty and for capital gains tax purposes. The bank may value a property at a million dollars, but you might sell it for $900,000.”

Terry Waugh · The Structuring Podcast · 188. Valuations for Tax Purposes

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use different market values for the bank, stamp duty authority, and capital-gains-tax calculations

bank may value a property at a million dollars, but you might sell it for $900,000

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