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Lerner’s “Tax and Estate Planning Issues Facing Owners of Tangible Personal Property: Surveying the New Gift Landscape for Artwork and Collections” Summary: In this article, Ralph E. Lerner discusses potential issues facing owners who would like to sell, donate, or move their art or collections. For someone in the 35.0
Lerner discusses the possibilities for those looking for things to do with their art or collections, be it a possible donation, transfer, or sale of the art. For example, a painting that cost the donor $1,000 some years ago may have a fair marketvalue of $10,000 today. Lerner’s “What Should I Do With My Art?” Excerpt: I.
As appraisers, we must determine whether blockage applies to a specific subject property, which will necessitate a thorough market analysis. Q: Can I round my determined values when appropriate? For example, can a fair marketvalue of $36,987 be rounded to $37,000? Restrictions could have an impact on FMV.
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