Estate of Virginia A. Bigelow, Deceased, Franklin T. Bigelow, Jr., Executor - Page 16

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                         Item                1995      1996        1997               
             Partnership                                                              
             Rent                         $60,500    $54,000     $40,500              
             Expenses and depreciation     (59,040)  (48,015)    (49,234)             
             Net income (loss)            1,460      5,985       (8,734)              
             Decedent’s distributive share      525  2,960       (2,896)              
               3.   The Estate and Gift Tax Returns                                   
               On November 9, 1998, Mr. Bigelow, as executor of decedent’s            
          estate, signed gift tax returns for 1994-97 and decedent’s estate           
          tax return.  The gift tax returns were filed with the estate tax            
          return.  The Internal Revenue Service received decedent’s estate            
          and gift tax returns on November 12, 1998.                                  
                    a.   The Gift Tax Returns                                         
               On the gift tax returns, Mr. Bigelow reported that decedent            
          had made taxable gifts of $463,960 in 1994, $10,785 in 1995, zero           
          in 1996, and $2,000 in 1997.  Mr. Bigelow reported that decedent            
          had given limited partnership interests in Spindrift to her                 
          children and grandchildren valued at $61.85 per unit in 1994 and            
          1995, $67.79 per unit in 1996, and $61.90 per unit in 1997.                 
               The valuation of the limited partnership units reported on             
          the gift tax returns was made on the basis of a market approach             
          using the appraised value of the Padaro Lane property.  Ninety-             
          nine percent of that value was assigned to the limited                      
          partnership interests.  The value of each unit of limited                   
          partnership interest was calculated by dividing 99 percent of the           
          value of the Padaro Lane property by the number of limited                  





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