The sale to your RRSP must take
place at fair market value or you will be deemed to have made a contribution to your RRSP.
Sales or gifts of assets to family members generally take
place at fair market value, so using an artificially low value is not a viable way to reduce or eliminate a capital gain.
If one family member transfers capital assets like stocks to another family member, except for an inter-spousal transfer, the transaction is deemed to take
place at fair market value.
This will create a tax issue since you'll be deemed to have sold
the place at fair market value at the time you transfer ownership.
Competitive bidding ensures that properties are
placed at fair market value.
Not exact matches
A sale of property to a family member or someone who you are not dealing with
at «arm's length» generally takes
place — for tax purposes —
at fair market value.
This will generally take
place at its original cost, unless you make a special election to transfer it
at a
value between the cost and the
fair market value.
If the transfer takes
place at a price above cost, (but less than
fair market value) the capital gains exemption can be utilized up to a maximum lifetime amount of $ 750,000 per transferor.
As of 2014, their public filings
placed the combined
fair -
market value of the artworks
at about $ 2.5 billion.
Together they lend the 12,000 - piece collection to the museum; their public filings
place the combined
fair -
market value of the artworks
at about $ 2.5 billion.
Howard and Jeanette acted improperly, the Court found, when they agreed to sell the estate's principal asset (the family farm) to their brother Frank for $ 300,000, despite an appraisal which
placed the
fair market value at $ 450,000.