Aon Australia
Valuation Services

Aon Valuation Services

Aon Valuation Services boasts one of the largest and most experienced teams of non-contract valuers in the Asia Pacific Region. Located across Australia, all of our senior team have between 10 and 30 years working in the industry at the highest level. Further, access to our worldwide valuation and engineering resources provide extensive benchmarking data for all types of assets.

Aon Valuation Services provide expert advice in a wide range of areas outlined below.

Insurance Valuations
Aon Valuation Services looks deeper into the underlying issues that affect the level of cover you need. With our vast experience in insurance valuation, we know that getting it right involves obtaining a deep understanding of our clients business.

Valuations to Comply with Accounting Standards
Aon Valuation Services understand the principals and application of the key accounting standards relating to tangible assets including IAS & AASB 3, 5, 116, 136, 138.

Valuations for Tax Consolidation
Consolidating groups realise the benefits of obtaining independent, professional tangible asset reports and Aon Valuation Services can provide expert advice on consolidation issues in accordance with legislation and Australian Taxation Office guidelines, and expert assistance in the event of an audit.

Mergers and Acquisitions
When organisations merge, a valuation is required both pre and post acquisition. Pre purchase, we can determine the true worth of the business assets as part of the sale consideration. Further, we are also able to identify items of plant and equipment with a range of values provided to assist with negotiations.

Post acquisition, Aon Valuation Services can identify the assets acquired, reconcile the asset register, value the assets for accounting purposes, determine what proportion of the purchase price can be allocated to the tangible assets as against goodwill, and ensure the assets have adequate insurance coverage.

Asset Register Audit and Reconciliation
A significant issue organisations face is the ability to physically track non-current assets. A recent study of ten large asset registers indicated that on average they have a 52 per cent inaccuracy factor. In these days of increased corporate governance it is important that asset registers accurately represent the actual assets held. Incorporated with an asset management program, an asset register reconstruction will provide this assurance.

Sale of Business
When an organisation seeks to sell part or all of their operations, valuations are usually required to update the fixed asset register and provide an estimated value for the tangible assets of the business.

Aon Valuation Services deliver expert assistance to ensure the fixed asset register survives due diligence assessment, and provides you with an understanding of what your tangible assets are worth in the market.

Fringe Benefits Tax Valuations
Aon Valuation Services undertakes fast and accurate property valuations and assessment of market rental accommodation to ensure compliance with Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) legislation.

Depreciable Item Valuations
Our expert team includes valuers who meet Australian Taxation Office requirements, are able to carry out depreciable item assessments to ensure you property assets are valued and assessed at the best taxation rates.

Uniform Capital Allowance Assessments
Organisations can nominate the effective working lives of assets for taxation depreciation purposes. We have a detailed working knowledge of the Australian Taxation Office’s requirements for making Uniform Capital Allowance Assessments to maximise annual depreciation claims.

Litigation Matters
In cases involving plant and property, our valuers are commonly engaged to assess asset values, comment on matters relating to assets, and provide expert advice on values that will be relied upon in legal matters.

Asset Disposal
Aon Valuation Services can provide advice on the best method of asset disposal based around your needs, by equipping the you with an understanding of what the tangible assets are worth in the market by the various methods of disposal, whether it be by private treaty, tender or auction.

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