Omaha Appraisal with Art of Estates

Appraisal services provide by Art of Estates in Nebraska include a wide range of services. However, divorce marital dissolution, insurance claim court cases, and insurance coverage replacement cost appraisals are the more common services we have performed for our clients. Like our Kansas and Missouri clients, Nebraska also has tornados and flooding as a list of concerns when it comes to personal property insurance scheduling.

Nebraska also has a unique tax code like its neighbor Iowa and only four other states – the Inheritance Tax. The inheritance tax is imposed on the value of property more than $40,000 at a rate of 1 percent (Class 1 Beneficiary). A tax is imposed on the value of the estate of more than $15,000 at a rate of 13 percent (Class 2 Beneficiary). For all other beneficiaries (Beneficiary Class 3), the rate of tax is 18 percent on the value of the property above $10,000. How do you know how much the personal property in the estate is worth wise? You get an estate appraiser from Art of Estates to come to your home and perform a formal inspection of your personal property for producing a third-party certified appraisal for your court filings.

Appraisal services from Art of Estates are available in, and around the Omaha communities of Gretna, La Vista, Papillion, Seward, Ralston, Sidney, Holdrege, Columbus, Gering, Bellevue, Lincoln, Walton, Roca, Fort Calhoun, Springfield, Raymond, Denton, Davey, and Elkhorn Nebraska. We have even provided appraisal services for the border cities of Sioux City and Council Bluffs, Iowa. For best results, contact Art of Estates with your unique appraisal dilemma through our no-obligation Online Appraisal form. The Online Appraisal can also be utilized for small insurance coverage collections, Nebraska Inheritance Tax, and Federal IRS Tax estate appraisal review.