Accountants & investors
RRSP In-Kind, Trust & Rollover Home Appraisals — Canada
Document fair market value for in-kind property transfers and tax rollovers — defensibly.
At a glance
- Report type
- Narrative residential appraisal addressed to your accountant or lawyer.
- Typical turnaround
- 1–2 weeks.
- Cost framing
- Standard narrative pricing; complex retrospective work may add to cost.
- Intended users
- Accountants, Tax lawyers, Trustees
- Canada-wide coverage
- Residential property focus
- Comparable-sales evidence
- Independent directory
Why this matters
RRSP / Rollover valuations are read by someone specific
Independent valuations supporting in-kind transfers to a trust, family rollovers, section 85 rollovers, and corporate property transfers — at a defensible fair market value.
- Accountants
- Tax lawyers
- Trustees
What you provide
- Effective date(s) instructed by your accountant
- Trust or rollover instructions
- Property details
What you receive
- Narrative report at the instructed effective date
- Comparable sales analysis
- Reconciled opinion of value
Common pitfalls
What goes wrong — and how to avoid it
Effective date confusion
Tax rollovers carry specific effective dates. Always confirm with your accountant first.
Questions to ask
Before you hire any appraiser
- →Have you produced reports for section 85 rollovers or trust funding?
- →Can you address the report to my accountant?
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FAQ
RRSP / Rollover appraisal questions
Municipal assessments are mass-appraised and may not match fair market value. CRA expects a defensible independent report.
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