Estate of Adler v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

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federal taxation
Estate of Adler v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
T.C. Memo. 2-11-28, 2011 WL 300144 (U.S. Tax Court)
US
Federal Court
Federal
United States Tax Court
unnamed
Morrison

Summary

Whether gifts of property should be valued as a whole or as separate fractional interests, with appropriate discounts, depends on when the interests are separated, during the decedent’s lifetime or at death.
Estate of Adler v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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Whether gifts of property should be valued as a whole or as separate fractional interests, with appropriate discounts, depends on when the interests are separated, during the decedent’s lifetime or at death.