APPRAISAL AND CHARITABLE DEDUCTION Sample Clauses

APPRAISAL AND CHARITABLE DEDUCTION. The Donor intends that the fair market value of the Real Property shall be a noncash charitable contribution to the Donee, but the Donor understands and acknowledges that the Donee makes no representation regarding the fair market value of the Real Property and legal or tax consequences of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement. The Donor is responsible for obtaining a qualified appraisal of Real Property and the Donor shall be solely responsible for compliance with the gift value substantiation requirements of the IRC. The Donor shall obtain, at the Donor’s sole cost and expense, a qualified appraisal of the Real Property, as required by the Internal Revenue Service (the “IRS”) and the IRC to substantiate any charitable deduction taken by the Donor. The Donor shall obtain a qualified appraisal stating the appraised value (the “Appraised Value”) as close to the Effective Date as is feasible. The Donee will sign the acknowledgment section of IRS Form 8283 that is correctly completed by Xxxxx and/or Xxxxx’s qualified appraiser, and will provide contemporaneous acknowledgement of the Donor’s gift-in-kind. Xxxxx’s acknowledgement will disclose whether anything of value was conferred upon Xxxxx in exchange for the donation, including reimbursement for costs associated with making the gift. In the event the Donee sells the Real Property within three (3) years of the donation, then the Donee shall be responsible for completing and filing IRS Form 8282 and will send a copy of that form to the Donor. The Donor shall be solely responsible for any audits, assessments, penalties, taxes, costs, or liabilities that may arise from the charitable deduction claimed by the Donor in this transaction and shall defend, indemnify, and hold the Donee harmless for any claims related to the same. Xxxxx is advised to seek her own legal and/or tax counsel for the gift contemplated in this Agreement and has not relied on any representation from Donee related to the gift provided in this Agreement or elsewhere.
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