Actuarial valuations of life and remainder interests.
“The present value of the net benefit derived by a named individual
over the term of their lifetime from a specified asset.”
This is typically for a single life and is calculated using gender, age, life tables and market yield. More complicated examples can involve impaired lives, joint lives or last-survivors – and specialist advice is usually required by an actuary.
An example is the proportion of a property assigned to a life tenant for stamp duty or capital gains purposes. These can be used for property transactions, legal purposes to settle disputes, taxation assessments for capital gains or stamp duty or for other Government agencies.
Our written reports will include the following declarations:
“I, [name of actuary] – Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia, have made all the inquiries that I believe are desirable and appropriate and that no matters of significance that I regard as relevant have, to my knowledge, been withheld. I believe that the facts within my knowledge have been stated in this report are true and the opinions I have expressed in this report are independent and impartial.”
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Useful Links
Life Tenant Factors – Australian Life Tables 2015-17
Registrar General Guidelines – NSW Land Registry Services – Life Estates
Western Australia – Landgate TFR-06 Life Estates