Business valuations on the Mornington Peninsula, from $1,495 + GST.
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- No referral fees from brokers or advisers.
- The working file behind your report is retained for ten years.
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Small Business Valuation
$1,495 + GST
For a business with annual turnover under $2 million. Signed report in 2 business days. Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received. The fee is fixed in writing before we start and never tied to the outcome.
Larger business? Tell us in the form and we recommend the right package. All fees
Fixed-fee, signed valuations for hospitality, tourism, marine, trade and retail businesses on the Peninsula. Small-business reports in 2 business days.
In short
A signed business valuation report from Business Valuations Melbourne is $1,495 + GST for a business with annual turnover under $2 million, delivered in 2 business days; $2,495 + GST for turnover between $2 million and $3 million, delivered in 3 business days; $3,495 + GST for turnover between $3 million and $10 million, delivered in 3 business days; and above $10 million the fee is quoted in writing before work starts, with the delivery date agreed before commencement. Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received.
Business Valuations Melbourne values businesses across Frankston, Mornington, Rosebud, Hastings and the rest of the Mornington Peninsula, including cafes, restaurants, wineries, accommodation, marine and boating businesses, trades and retailers. Reports support sales, buyouts, restructures, succession and CGT events. The fee is fixed by turnover, from $1,495 + GST. Most engagements run on documents and a call from our office at 55 Collins Street, with no travel charge.
We value businesses, not real property. Land, premises or a dwelling are valued by a property valuer in Victoria. Where an engagement involves both, we value the business and keep the land separate for the property valuer.
Victorian rules that can touch the valuation.
Peninsula businesses such as accommodation, wineries and marine businesses often own land that is central to how they trade. The SRO says landholder duty may apply when an interest is acquired in a company or unit trust holding Victorian land valued at $1 million or more. A property valuer values the land and we value the business; your lawyer, accountant or the SRO confirms the duty position.
What shapes a valuation in Mornington Peninsula.
Seasonality is the first thing we normalise on the Peninsula.
Many Peninsula businesses earn a large share of their year over summer, school holidays and long weekends. One strong season is not a maintainable year. We look at several years of monthly figures where we can, and value earnings across the whole cycle, including the quieter winter months.
Where the land is the business, the two are split.
Wineries, accommodation and some hospitality businesses trade from land the owner holds. We value the business on a market rent and a property valuer values the land, so each figure stands on its own. If the land sits in the same company or trust being sold, landholder duty may apply, which your lawyer, accountant or the SRO will confirm.
Frankston and Mornington main street businesses.
Frankston is the main commercial centre at the top of the Peninsula, and Main Street in Mornington has a strong mix of cafes, restaurants and shops. For these we look at lease security, rent, owner hours and how much trade is local and repeat rather than visitor trade.
Marine and trade businesses around Hastings.
Hastings and Western Port support boating, marine services and trade businesses. Value often sits partly in equipment, stock and specialist skills. We check the condition of plant, the level of stock, and whether the owner's skills and relationships would pass to a buyer.
Weather and one-off events can distort a single year.
A wet summer, a road closure or a one-off event can lift or drop a year's takings. We look for those in the records and adjust for them, and the report explains each adjustment so a buyer, lender or the ATO can follow it.
Industries we commonly value in Mornington Peninsula.
- ·Cafes, restaurants and bars
- ·Wineries, cellar doors and food producers
- ·Accommodation and tourism
- ·Marine, boating and fishing businesses
- ·Trades and building services
- ·Retail
Mornington Peninsula questions we get asked.
How much does a business valuation cost in the Mornington Peninsula?
The fee is fixed and set by annual turnover, the same in every area. A Small Business Valuation is $1,495 + GST for turnover under $2 million, delivered in 2 business days. A Medium Business Valuation is $2,495 + GST for turnover of $2 million to $3 million, and a Large Business Valuation is $3,495 + GST for turnover of $3 million to $10 million, both delivered in 3 business days. Above $10 million the fee is quoted and the delivery date is agreed before commencement. Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received. Everyone pays the same, with no referral discounts. There is no travel charge for the Peninsula.
Our business is very seasonal. How do you value it fairly?
We value on maintainable earnings across a full year, and over several years where records allow, so a big summer or a poor winter does not set the value on its own. Staffing and stock that change with the season are allowed for.
We own the land our winery or accommodation sits on. Is it in your valuation?
We value the business on a market rent, and a property valuer values the land. If the land and business are in the same entity and shares or units change hands, landholder duty may need to be considered, which your lawyer, accountant or the SRO confirms.
Do you need to visit the Peninsula?
Usually not. Most engagements run on financial statements, tax returns, leases and a call. Where equipment, stock or the site is a large part of value, we will say so at the start.
- ·Landholder duty, State Revenue Office Victoria
- ·Market valuation of assets, Australian Taxation Office
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Small Business Valuation
$1,495 + GST
For a business with annual turnover under $2 million. Signed report in 2 business days. Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received. The fee is fixed in writing before we start and never tied to the outcome.
Larger business? Tell us in the form and we recommend the right package. All fees
Last reviewed 10 November 2026 by Business Valuations Melbourne, Level 7, 55 Collins Street, Melbourne.
Fixed fee from $1,495 + GST, confirmed in writing before we start.