A) If there were no trades of a listed common stock on the date of the stockholder's death, the stock's value is based on its average daily price for the previous month prior to the shareholder's death.
A is not correct. If there were no trades of a listed common stock on the date of the stockholder's death, the stock's value is based on the average of the high and low prices on the valuation date, not the previous month.
Thanks for clarifying that. It's important to understand the correct valuation methods for intangible personal property in the gross estate of a decedent.
D is the correct answer. The valuation of closely held stock requires the consideration of several factors outlined by IRS rulings, such as the company's financial condition, earning capacity, and market for the stock.
D is the correct answer. The valuation of closely held stock requires the consideration of several factors outlined by IRS rulings, such as the company's financial condition, earning capacity, and market for the stock.
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