A capital gain valuation is only as defensible as the credentials, registration and professional accountability of the valuer who signs it. A2Z Valuers brings together statutory registration, multi-asset expertise, government appointments and institutional recognition within one professionally accountable valuation practice.
Nitesh Shrivastava is registered under Section 34AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961 as a qualified valuer across relevant capital asset categories. This registration is the foundational credential behind the practice's capital gain valuation work.
The practice covers the principal capital asset categories encountered in complex tax and financial assignments, including land and building, agricultural land, plant and machinery, financial assets and securities, jewellery, artworks and cultural assets, goodwill and intangible assets.
This breadth allows a CA, advocate, bank, HNI or NRI to address multiple asset classes through one coordinated valuation practice rather than assembling separate valuation reports from unrelated practitioners.
The Section 34AB registration framework operates alongside the prescribed requirements under Rule 13 of the Income Tax Rules, covering qualification, experience, renewal and professional conduct requirements applicable to registered valuers.
The practice has undertaken capital asset valuation assignments in enforcement and investigation contexts, including appointments associated with the Income Tax, GST, Narcotics and Customs Departments.
These assignments place particular emphasis on documented methodology, asset identification, evidence and a valuation conclusion capable of withstanding institutional scrutiny.
Nitesh Shrivastava also has IBBI Registered Valuer credentials covering L&B, P&M and S&FA asset classes, providing an additional professional framework for assignments connected with insolvency, resolution and business transactions.
The practice also supports valuation requirements involving foreign capital assets under the Black Money (Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets) and Imposition of Tax Act, 2015, relevant to complex NRI and cross-border asset situations.
Beyond registration, the strength of a capital gain valuation practice is demonstrated by the institutions that rely on its professional judgment, the assignments it is entrusted to undertake, and the infrastructure available to deliver valuations across India.
A2Z Valuers has undertaken capital asset valuation assignments for government departments including the Income Tax, GST, Narcotics and Customs Departments.
A2Z Valuers is empanelled with leading nationalised and private-sector banks for capital asset valuation, collateral assessment and NPA-resolution related assignments.
IBBI Registered Valuer capability across L&B, P&M and S&FA supports assignments where Income Tax valuation and insolvency or resolution requirements intersect.
The practice combines 20+ years of valuation experience, 40+ engineers, architects and surveyors, 250+ professional valuation services and PAN India deployment capability.
The practice record includes institutional valuation assignments involving EPFO and NBCC, the Civil Services Officers’ Institute, Chanakyapuri, and a landmark valuation of ₹50+ crore Mughal jewellery and colonial Indian art for a leading Indian auction house.
Whether the assignment involves property, artwork, jewellery, business assets, unlisted shares, intellectual property or a complex estate, begin with a registered professional who understands the statutory purpose, valuation date and evidence required for the report.