For Indians in Canada

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Valuing your Indian property from Canada

The CRA form that catches Canadians out, and the provincial nominee rule that literally asks for our report.

You never fly back Report in 48 to 72 hours Value in rupees and CAD We speak to your accountant directly

Where Canada rules reach your Indian property

01

T1135 cost amount

Once your specified foreign property crosses one hundred thousand Canadian dollars in cost, it gets reported. If you inherited the property there is no receipt, so the cost amount has to be established properly rather than guessed.

02

BC and Manitoba PNP

The BC entrepreneur stream asks in writing for a third party real estate valuation completed in the last two years by an appraiser certified by the jurisdiction. For Indian property that is us.

03

Express Entry

Property equity does not count toward proof of settlement funds. IRCC says so plainly. We would rather tell you that than sell you a report you do not need.

04

Family property

Ontario asks for value at three dates, marriage, separation and today. BC and Alberta need two. We prepare all of them together.

One property, sometimes two valuations. Your filing in Canada often needs the value at one date, and your Indian filing needs it at another. We prepare both together so the two never contradict each other.

Clients we look after in Canada

TorontoBramptonMississaugaSurreyVancouverCalgary

Tell us the time that suits you and we will call then. WhatsApp is easiest for everyone, and it works from any country without a local number.

Living in Canada? Let us tell you which report you actually need.

Tell us the situation in your own words. Two minutes on WhatsApp usually settles which report it is, what date it has to be as at, and which papers to dig out first.