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The Rev 246 Form is a vital document for valuing immovable property, essential for estate duty assessments. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to assist users in completing the form accurately online, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.

Follow the steps to fill out the Rev 246 Form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Rev 246 Form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by entering the estate name and estate number in Part A. Ensure to provide accurate details as these are crucial for the valuation process.
3. Fill in the ID number of the deceased and the name of the executor. This information is necessary to link the valuation to the correct estate.
4. Provide the fair market value as of the date of death, along with the Title Deed number. Be precise in describing the property, including its extent and situational address if applicable.
5. Include further particulars related to the property, such as the registered owner, date of acquisition, method of acquisition (purchase, inheritance, etc.), and value at the date of acquisition.
6. Document the amounts of any bonds registered against the property and include the municipal valuation details (dates, land value, improvements, and total value).
7. Complete the section on limited interests and mineral rights if applicable. Indicate whether any mineral rights are associated with the property and provide details if necessary.
8. Add any additional considerations important for determining the value and fill in the date, capacity, and signature fields.
9. Proceed to complete Part B, which requires the valuer to provide general information about the property's status at the time of death, including occupancy details.
10. For residential properties, follow Part C guidelines to outline specifications about the improvements and facilities offered.
11. If applicable, complete Parts D and E for farm and business properties, respectively, ensuring to include necessary details to support valuation.
12. Finally, compile comparable transaction data in Part F and declare the determined fair market value in Part G.
13. Once all sections are completed, save changes, download, print, or share the Rev 246 Form as necessary.

Complete your Rev 246 Form online today and ensure accurate property valuation.