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Household Goods & Personal Property
We appraise gifted jewelry, antiques, collections, and household contents at fair market value for Form 709, using the IRS definition the gift is reported on.
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Gift tax appraisal services for IRS Form 709 filings, covering personal property, vehicles, business interests, and equipment. AppraiseItNow appraises gifted cars, jewelry, artwork, and closely held business interests ahead of transfer.

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We appraise gifted jewelry, antiques, collections, and household contents at fair market value for Form 709, using the IRS definition the gift is reported on.

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We value gifted artwork at fair market value in a qualified appraisal that meets IRS requirements, for gifts between family members and into trusts.

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We establish the fair market value of a gifted car, classic vehicle, or boat on the date of the gift, so the amount reported above the annual exclusion is supported.

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We value gifted shares, LLC units, and partnership interests, with discounts for lack of control and marketability supported by evidence specific to the interest.
A gift tax appraisal establishes the fair market value of property transferred to another party without receiving full market value in return. When gifts exceed the 2025 annual exclusion of $19,000 per recipient, or when closely held assets are involved, a qualified appraisal becomes critical to support Form 709 filings and protect against IRS valuation challenges. Adequate disclosure, including a thorough description, valuation methodology, and supporting documentation, starts the three-year statute of limitations and shields transfers from indefinite IRS scrutiny.
AppraiseItNow delivers gift tax appraisals online and onsite across the United States, covering personal property, equipment and machinery, artwork, business interests, boats, and automobiles. Our mission is to deliver defensible, USPAP-compliant valuations with exceptional speed, professionalism, and client service.
AppraiseItNow covers every major asset class that commonly requires valuation for gift tax purposes, including:
What gift tax clients say we are known for
Across 8 published gift tax appraisal reviews, every one from a client who paid AppraiseItNow for an appraisal, the three things they raise most often are how quickly we answer, that they would hire us again, and how fast the finished report arrived.
I recently used AppraiseItNow for a valuation of a 2001 Corvette needed for 2024 Gift Tax purposes. It was straightforward and relatively simple even for someone not too tech savvy like me!
Car Appraisal for Gift Tax
My mother passed away in August 2023 and unfortunately, in the state of Ohio, motorhomes are not transferable on death and was going to have to go through probate court. After speaking with an attorney, I was informed I needed an appraisal. Due to my hectic work schedule and family schedule, I was looking for someone who could do this online, without needing an appointment. After a quick Google search I came across Joe at AppraiseItNow Inc., and instantly felt relief. A quick inquiry led to a few emails back and forth, a very reasonable cost to have the motorhome appraised and all the information needed to submit to get this taken care of. Joe was patient, worked with me as it was going to take a few weeks before I was able to supply the needed images/documents and payment, and less than a week later of submitting it I received the appraisal. His communication is next to none! He responds very quickly, is kind and extremely helpful. If I need anything in the future, I will not hesitate to reach out again! Thank you again! I will forever be in your debt!
Recreational Vehicle Appraisal for Probate
It is a pleasure to work with Joe and his team. They communicate every step along the way and made the process simple for us to have more than 35 firearms appraised. It was all done in a timely manner and the final report is easy to understand. I highly recommend their services.
Gun Appraisal for Probate
I highly recommend the AppraiseItNow team. They were responsive and timely from start to finish, and the whole process was seamless. The final report was super detailed and gave me all the information I needed. I am so glad I hired them and would recommend them to anyone needing an appraisal!
Technology Equipment Appraisal for Divorce
AppraiseItNow was amazing! My father passed with a large volume of artwork & I had no idea what it was worth. Their team was incredibly helpful and quick to respond with text and/or email to any questions as well as a status update along the way. Highly recommend!
Artwork Appraisal for Probate
I needed to have a car appraised, AppraiseItNow got it done quickly and was super responsive about my questions. Whole thing was done online, very easy!
Car Appraisal for Probate
AppraiseItNow offers online appraisals and onsite appraisals in all 50 states.



Adequate disclosure requires a thorough asset description, the valuation method used, and a qualified appraisal as supporting documentation. Filing with this level of detail starts the three-year IRS statute of limitations on that gift. Without it, the valuation remains open to challenge indefinitely.
Undervaluing a gifted asset can result in IRS penalties of 20% of the underpaid tax for negligence, rising to 40% for a gross valuation misstatement. Closely held business interests such as LLCs and partnerships are among the most heavily scrutinized asset types. A qualified appraisal is the most effective way to document and defend the reported value.
Yes. The appraisal must establish fair market value as of the exact date the gift was made, which serves as the valuation date for IRS compliance and Form 709 reporting.
For artwork valued over $20,000, the IRS expects a complete signed appraisal attached to the return. That appraisal should include a full description covering size, subject, medium, artist, and date, along with acquisition cost, provenance, authenticity documentation, and professional photographs.
Incomplete or vague disclosure means the three-year statute of limitations never begins, leaving the IRS free to audit that gift at any point in the future. A qualified appraisal with a detailed asset description and clear methodology is the most reliable way to ensure the clock starts running.