A Catch-22 of Art and Taxes, Starring a Stuffed Eagle – NYTimes.com

I daresay Ms. Barron is not too bright.  This is her description of valuing art the sale of which in its current state is outlawed.  Ahem:  “comparable works”?  This is what passes for government expertise apparently.

So how did the panel arrive at the $65 million figure? Ms. Barron said, “When you come up with a valuation you look at comparable works and what they have sold for at public or private sales.”

via A Catch-22 of Art and Taxes, Starring a Stuffed Eagle – NYTimes.com.

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