Estate and Gift Tax Valuation Services
IRS-Compliant Business Valuations for Estate and Gift Tax Reporting
When transferring ownership interests in a privately held business—whether as part of an estate plan or a lifetime gift—the IRS requires a qualified, well-documented business valuation.
At Wyckoff Valuation, we provide credible, defensible valuations that comply with IRS Revenue Ruling 59-60 and withstand examination. With over 30 years of experience, we work with attorneys, CPAs, and high-net-worth families to meet estate and gift tax requirements quickly and accurately.
When a Business Valuation Is Required
You may need a valuation for:
Gifts of business interests to family members or trusts
Form 709 Gift Tax Returns
Form 706 Estate Tax Returns
Valuation of fractional or minority interests
Estate planning, succession, or family transfers
IRS audit defense or litigation support
What You’ll Receive
Our valuations are designed for legal defensibility and audit readiness. Each report includes:
Determination of Fair Market Value as defined by the IRS
Analysis under Revenue Ruling 59-60
Consideration of discounts for lack of control and lack of marketability
Use of appropriate valuation methods (income, market, or asset-based approaches)
A full narrative report including supporting schedules and assumptions
Signed certification by a qualified valuation professional
What Makes Wyckoff Valuation Different
30+ years of business valuation experience
Trusted by estate attorneys, CPAs, and fiduciaries
Fixed-fee pricing—you’ll know your cost upfront
Fast, professional service with delivery in 10–15 business days
Reports that withstand IRS review and challenge
What We’ll Need to Get Started
To begin your engagement, we typically request:
Company name and ownership structure
Percentage or number of shares being transferred
Financial statements and/or tax returns
Operating agreement, buy-sell agreement, or bylaws
Brief description of the business and industry
Date and purpose of the transfer (estate or gift)
Pricing and Turnaround Time
We offer fixed-fee pricing based on the size of the interest being valued and the complexity of the entity. Most valuations are delivered within 10–15 business days once all documentation is received.
Get in Touch
To discuss your estate or gift tax valuation needs:
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