Some Basics on Value Measurements
The most commonly used measurement of value is fair market value. If you are trying to value a business interest for gift or estate tax, this is what you will probably use. Other valuation methods may include investment value, intrinsic value, or some other standard. According to the IRS, fair market value is defined as, “the price at which the property would change hands between a hypothetical buyer and seller who have reasonable knowledge of the relevant facts and are under no compulsion to enter into the transaction.”
Fair market value is the price for which an exchange would likely happen if transacted on the valuation date. Fair market value is the value for the best use of that property on that date, considering all uses available realistically. This amount does not change regardless of the use chosen for the property.
Valuation
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Sara Heppler is a Staff Accountant at Hinkle + Landers, PC |
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