Author Question: In a common law state, jointly owned property left to the surviving spouse will have a basis after ... (Read 78 times)

charchew · **on:** Sep 13, 2020

In a common law state, jointly owned property left to the surviving spouse will have a basis after the estate is settled equal to
◦ the decedent's basis before death.
◦ the total fair market value of the entire property at the date of death (the alternative valuation date was not elected).
◦ half of the fair market value of the entire property at the date of death (the alternative valuation date was not elected).
◦ half of the basis just before death, plus half of the fair market value at the date of death (the alternative valuation date was not elected).

Kdiggy · **Reply #1 on:** Sep 13, 2020

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