Section 9-202. VALUATION  


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    202.1The taxable value of any estate for years shall be determined by multiplying five percent (5%) of the market value of the property from which the estate accrues by the figure shown in the table in § 202.3 opposite the number of years for which the estate is fixed.

     

    202.2The taxable value of a fixed annuity shall be determined by multiplying the aggregate fixed sum or sums to be received each year by the figure shown in the table in § 202.3 opposite the fixed number of years during which the annuity is to run.

     

    202.3FIXED ANNUITY TABLE (5%): Present worth of an annuity of one dollar ($ 1) payable at the end of each year for a certain number of years:

     

    Years

     

    Years

     

    Years

     

    Years

     

    1

    $ 0.9524

    21

    $ 12.8212

    41

    $ 17.2944

    61

    $ 18.9803

    2

    1.8594

    22

    13.1630

    42

    17.4232

    62

    19.0288

    3

    2.7232

    23

    13.4886

    43

    17.5459

    63

    19.0751

    4

    3.5460

    24

    13.7986

    44

    17.6628

    64

    19.1191

    5

    4.3295

    25

    14.0939

    45

    17.7741

    65

    19.1611

    6

    5.0757

    26

    14.3752

    46

    17.8801

    66

    19.2010

    7

    5.7864

    27

    14.6430

    47

    17.9810

    67

    19.2391

    8

    6.4632

    28

    14.8981

    48

    18.0772

    68

    19.2753

    9

    7.1078

    29

    15.1411

    49

    18.1687

    69

    19.3098

    10

    7.7217

    30

    15.3725

    50

    18.2559

    70

    19.3427

    11

    8.3064

    31

    15.5928

    51

    18.3390

    71

    19.3740

    12

    8.8633

    32

    15.8027

    52

    18.4181

    72

    19.4038

    13

    9.3936

    33

    16.0025

    53

    18.4934

    73

    19.4322

    14

    9.8986

    34

    16.1929

    54

    18.5651

    74

    19.4592

    15

    10.3797

    35

    16.3742

    55

    18.6335

    75

    19.4850

    16

    10.8378

    36

    16.5469

    56

    18.6985

    76

    19.5095

    17

    11.2741

    37

    16.7113

    57

    18.7605

    77

    19.5329

    18

    11.6896

    38

    16.7113

    58

    18.8195

    78

    19.5551

    19

    12.0853

    39

    17.0170

    59

    18.8758

    79

    19.5863

    20

    12.4622

    40

    17.1591

    60

    18.9293

    80

    19.5965

     

    202.4The taxable value of life interest in any property shall be determined by multiplying five percent (5%) of the market value of the property (as of date of death of decedent) from which the life interest is to accrue, by the figure shown opposite the age of the beneficiary in the American Experience Table of Mortality in § 202.6.

     

    202.5The taxable value of an annuity for life shall be multiplied by the appropriate figure in the same table, instead of five percent (5%) of the value of the property from which the annuity accrues. If payments under an annuity are to be made more often than once each year, the aggregate of those payments per year shall be considered the annuity payment for purposes of determining the taxable value.

     

    202.6ANNUITY VALUATION TABLE BASED ON AMERICAN EXPERIENCE TABLE OF MORTALITY (WITH INTEREST AT 5%): Annuity or present value of one dollar ($ 1) due at the end of each year during the life of a person of specified age:

     

    Age

     

    Age

     

    Age

     

    0

    $ 12.818 

    32

    $ 14.85666

    64

    $ 7.75900

    1

    14.922 

    33

    14.73492

    65

    7.45885

    2

    15.731 

    34

    14.60774

    66

    7.15921

    3

    16.125 

    35

    14.47479

    67

    6.86074

    4

    16.346 

    36

    14.33572

    68

    6.56420

    5

    16.472 

    37

    14.19057

    69

    6.27048

    6

    16.535 

    38

    14.03897

    70

    5.98022

    7

    16.561 

    39

    13.88092

    71

    5.69422

    8

    16.560 

    40

    13.71604

    72

    5.41286

    9

    16.540 

    41

    13.54430

    73

    5.13592

    10

    16.50475

    42

    13.36528

    74

    4.86279

    11

    16.46076

    43

    13.17891

    75

    4.59264

    12

    16.41469

    44

    12.98494

    76

    4.32477

    13

    16.36642

    45

    12.78344

    77

    4.05856

    14

    16.31581

    46

    12.57414

    78

    3.79392

    15

    16.26274

    47

    12.35728

    79

    3.53109

    16

    16.20722

    48

    12.13275

    80

    3.27017

    17

    16.14986

    49

    11.90076

    81

    3.01349

    18

    16.08779

    50

    11.66175

    82

    2.76062

    19

    16.02372

    51

    11.41594

    83

    2.51052

    20

    15.95658

    52

    11.16361

    84

    2.26066

    21

    15.88620

    53

    10.90499

    85

    2.00986

    22

    15.81257

    54

    10.64036

    86

    1.76061

    23

    15.73552

    55

    10.37017

    87

    1.51750

    24

    15.65484

    56

    10.09472

    88

    1.28611

    25

    15.57033

    57

    9.81450

    89

    1.06704

    26

    15.48176

    58

    9.52988

    90

    0.85453

    27

    15.38910

    59

    9.24127

    91

    0.64497

    28

    15.29210

    60

    8.94928

    92

    0.44851

    29

    15.19051

    61

    8.65445

    93

    0.28761

    30

    15.08425

    62

    8.35742

    94

    0.13605

    31

    14.97307

    63

    8.05876

     

     

    202.7The age of the beneficiary to be used is the age on the birthday of the beneficiary nearest the date of the death of the decedent.

     

    202.8In determining the value of any estate for life limited upon a precedent estate for life or a term of years, the value of the precedent life interest or a term of years shall be deducted, except where the time for payment of the tax is postponed under the provisions of § 7 of Article 1 of the Act.

     

    202.9Where an estate for life, or for years, can be divested by the act or omission of any legatee or devisee, it shall be taxed as if there were no possibility of such divesting.

     

    202.10In determining the value of the share or interest of a beneficiary in any estate where the beneficiary is presently in possession or enjoyment of the share or interest, no allowance shall be made on account of any contingent encumbrance nor for any contingency upon the happening of which the estate of property or some part of it or interest in it might be abridged, defeated, or diminished.

     

    202.11Income accrued but not collected at the time of the death of the decedent is subject to the tax and is to be included in the valuation of the property.

     

source

Commissioners' Order 299-637/12, effective June 14, 1944, 16 DCRR §§ 403.1 through 403.3, 403.5 through 403.7.