11ant
2019-06-01 20:12:48
- #1
A property never has just one value, as the value is viewed from very different perspectives. There is market value, fair value, standard value, and so on; inheritance law, tax law, co-heirs & co. consider it based on very different principles. And last but not least, notary fees are also partly based on the value. I would consult a tax advisor – specifically one who is also proficient in structuring matters (for example, to burden a house during the lifetime of the future testator with his right of residence, which reduces the price). It can be helpful if an advisor can read a law between the lines.