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Tax advice on purchases and sales — Tax adviser — Professionals
Qualify the asset, parties, jurisdiction and timing before accepting the advisory brief. Do not infer property, securities or business-asset tax treatment from a generic purchase or sale label.
Service scope
Transaction-specific tax advice for a proposed or completed purchase or sale, identifying the asset, parties, jurisdictions, timing and intended advisory output. Property, business assets and securities can lead to different specialist engagements; no tax treatment is inferred from the transaction label alone.
What is normally included
- Identify the transaction and relevant advisory questions
- Review the agreed facts and supporting documents
- Deliver transaction-specific advice or expressly scoped reporting support
What is not included
- No universal tax or refund calculation
- No presumption that every transaction concerns property
- Assuming every purchase is real estate
- Universal transaction-tax calculations
- Guaranteed tax-minimising structures
Qualification checks
- Confirm the asset/transaction type
- Confirm the parties and countries
- Confirm the advice, filing or document-review output
- Check whether valuations, legal interpretations or records from other advisers are needed
- Confirm the advice covers the stated transaction rather than a guaranteed tax outcome
Quote guidance
Price the advisory, document-review or filing work actually agreed. State the assumptions and external specialist costs; the service fee is not a calculation of the tax payable.
Lead risks
- Incomplete transaction facts can change the advice required
- Cross-border or multi-party matters may need additional specialist work
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