As an executor you will be expected to provide a valuation of the contents and chattels belonging to the estate of the deceased. And without experience it would be difficult for an individual to provide such values.

On a regular basis an executor will be advised by his solicitors to obtain a professional valuation, even if the household contents appear to have very little value or if any at all.

The purpose of this type of valuation is to make sure any items of value do not get missed by the untrained eye, so it makes good sense to have a professional carry out the valuation and subsequently much less likely to be questioned by the Inland Revenue.

Where the contents and chattels of an estate are of high value it is essential to have a professional valuation carried out by a RICS valuer.

In all cases, and at all levels Probate Valuation Direct can provide the necessary documentation to satisfy the IRS.

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