At the time of his death in 2022, Donald owned a farm (a qualified, closely held business) with a most suitable use valueof $6,875,000 and a current use value of $4,812,500. Question Content Area a. If the special - use valuation election ismade, Donald's gross estate must include how much as to the farm?

Detailed explanation: The present use value of the property must be included in the gross estate…

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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