Affidavit of Real Property Value for Estate Tax

Streamline Estate Tax Real Property Valuations with Paperform

When settling an estate, accurate real property valuation is critical for IRS Form 706 compliance and minimizing tax liability. This Affidavit of Real Property Value for Estate Tax template provides estate attorneys, executors, appraisers, and tax professionals with a structured, compliant way to document property valuations at the date of death.

Why This Template Works for Estate Tax Professionals

Estate administration involves extensive documentation, tight deadlines, and coordination between multiple parties. This template centralizes all required property valuation data—from comparable sales analysis to market conditions—in one professional, sworn statement that supports your Form 706 filing.

The form captures essential details including decedent information, property descriptions, date of death valuations, appraisal methodologies, comparable sales data, market condition assessments, and appraiser certifications. Conditional logic ensures only relevant sections appear based on property type and valuation method, creating a streamlined experience for both professionals completing the form and reviewing authorities.

Enhanced Workflows with Stepper and Papersign

Once your affidavit is submitted through Paperform, you can automate the entire review and execution process:

• Stepper can route completed affidavits to supervising attorneys for review, notify executors when additional documentation is needed, and automatically file supporting documents into your estate management system or document repository.
• Papersign enables the affiant (appraiser or property expert) to digitally sign the sworn statement with full legal validity, creating a complete audit trail that satisfies court and IRS requirements without printing, scanning, or in-person notarization delays.

Built for Legal Precision and Compliance

This template is designed specifically for estate attorneys, probate lawyers, certified appraisers, tax advisors, and executors who need to document real property values for federal and state estate tax returns. The structured format ensures consistency across multiple properties, simplifies IRS audits, and provides courts with the detailed documentation they require.

Paperform is SOC 2 Type II compliant and trusted by legal professionals worldwide. While not HIPAA-specific, our security standards ensure sensitive estate information remains protected throughout the documentation process.

Start with this template and customize it to match your firm's specific requirements, state regulations, or property types. Transform complex estate tax documentation into a efficient, professional workflow.