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The IRS Knows More about Art than You Think
February 26th, 2016
If an effort to reduce their estate tax burdens many wealthy families are tempted to undervalue their prized collections, such as art. The IRS, however, makes its own valuations. As with other taxes, most people seek ways to pay as little in estate t…
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Knowing the Value of Your Business
April 12th, 2013
With the day-to-day demands of running their businesses, most owners put off getting a valuation until a sale is imminent. But some are starting to treat the act of valuing their business as an integral part of running it. Has anyone asked you what y…
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Categories: Current Affairs
Valuation Discounts: The “Art” of Estate Planning for Artwork
April 4th, 2013
Artwork can be really valuable. Thus, it is hardly surprising that artwork will be a contentious matter in estate tax cases. When it comes to estate planning, determining the value of artwork can be disputable and very difficult to pin down. However,…
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Categories: Estate Planning
Will the IRS Challenge the Valuation of Your Gift of Art?
February 22nd, 2013
So you have there is this really cool painting that you gave away. Do you want it to be worth a lot or a little? It depends on who you gave it to. Giving someone art rather than dollars can be complicated, especially when it comes to taxes and…
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Categories: Estate Planning
Knowing the Value of Your Business in Ann Arbor
February 11th, 2013
With the day-to-day demands of running their businesses, most owners put off getting a valuation until a sale is imminent. But some are starting to treat the act of valuing their business as an integral part of running it. Has anyone asked you what y…
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