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Defensible appraisals for any legal or tax need.
Rather than relying on a single lead appraiser or fixed team, we maintain an extensive network of credentialed specialists, each with deep expertise in particular asset types and valuation purposes. This enables us to match every engagement with the right expert while delivering exceptionally fast turnaround times, even under the most demanding deadlines.
When you require a defensible appraisal you can trust, AppraiseItNow delivers.
Easy & Fast Online Appraisal Process
Our unique model allows us to meet super tight deadlines for tax filings, court dates, internal company project timelines.
Industry-Leading Appraisal Speed
Our unique business model means that we always have a credentialed appraiser available to work on your project, and we can meet obscure and short deadlines for tax filings, court submissions, internal projects, and more. Even if that means preparing your appraisal within 24 hours!
Any Asset Covered
This means that we can appraise any type of item including furniture, artwork, jewelry, business inventory, machinery & equipment, cars, boats, and more!
Servicing Enterprises & Individuals
Our company services anyone from an individual with a single couch to an enterprise needing contents of multiple offices or warehouses appraised.
Defensible for Any Purpose
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An IRA conversion, usually a Roth IRA conversion, is when you move money from a traditional IRA into a Roth IRA so you pay taxes now instead of later. In a traditional IRA, you often get a tax break when you put money in, but you must pay income tax when you take it out in retirement. In a Roth IRA, you put in money that has already been taxed, and then, if you follow the rules, it can grow and be withdrawn tax free in retirement.
When you do a conversion, the amount you move is added to your income for that year, and you owe income tax on it, but usually no 10% early withdrawal penalty just for converting. People often choose conversions if they expect to be in a higher tax bracket later, want tax-free income in retirement, or like that Roth IRAs do not require minimum withdrawals during their lifetime. This can also help leave tax-free money to heirs.
An appraisal for an IRA conversion is usually necessary when you are converting assets that do not have an easy, obvious market price, such as real estate, private business interests, or certain investments in a self-directed IRA. In these cases, the IRS wants to know the fair market value of what you are converting, because the tax you owe on a Roth IRA conversion is based on that value on the day of conversion.
A professional, independent appraiser estimates what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller for that asset. This protects you in two ways: it helps you avoid overpaying taxes by using a value that is too high, and it also helps you avoid IRS problems from using a value that is too low. Having a qualified appraisal creates documentation you can rely on if your return is ever questioned.
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