Schedule A - Real Estate
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This document is an inheritance tax return schedule for real estate owned by an estate. It includes sections to list the description and value of each real estate property owned by the decedent at the time of death. There is also a worksheet to calculate a special use value for any qualified real property used for farming or other special purposes, to potentially lower the taxable value from fair market value.
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