Definition of fair-market value in US English:

fair-market value

noun

A selling price for an item to which a buyer and seller can agree.
Example sentencesExamples
- As an accounting requirement, IBM had to estimate the fair-market value of the assets that it had acquired.
- With few exceptions, auctioned cars tend to sell in the $400 to $500 range, even if their fair-market value is estimated to be much higher.
- Prior to 1969, anyone who created such works could deduct their fair-market value, provided that the works were donated to an appropriate institution.
- Currently, the main way to get a sense of your stock's fair-market value is - as it's always been - by negotiating a deal.
- They can claim a tax deduction for the fair-market value of the car, which most charities will accept in any condition.

Definition of fair-market value in US English:

fair-market value

noun

A selling price for an item to which a buyer and seller can agree.
Example sentencesExamples
- As an accounting requirement, IBM had to estimate the fair-market value of the assets that it had acquired.
- They can claim a tax deduction for the fair-market value of the car, which most charities will accept in any condition.
- Currently, the main way to get a sense of your stock's fair-market value is - as it's always been - by negotiating a deal.
- With few exceptions, auctioned cars tend to sell in the $400 to $500 range, even if their fair-market value is estimated to be much higher.
- Prior to 1969, anyone who created such works could deduct their fair-market value, provided that the works were donated to an appropriate institution.

单词	fair-market value
释义	Definition of fair-market value in US English: fair-market value noun A selling price for an item to which a buyer and seller can agree. Example sentencesExamples As an accounting requirement, IBM had to estimate the fair-market value of the assets that it had acquired. With few exceptions, auctioned cars tend to sell in the $400 to $500 range, even if their fair-market value is estimated to be much higher. Prior to 1969, anyone who created such works could deduct their fair-market value, provided that the works were donated to an appropriate institution. Currently, the main way to get a sense of your stock's fair-market value is - as it's always been - by negotiating a deal. They can claim a tax deduction for the fair-market value of the car, which most charities will accept in any condition. Definition of fair-market value in US English: fair-market value noun A selling price for an item to which a buyer and seller can agree. Example sentencesExamples As an accounting requirement, IBM had to estimate the fair-market value of the assets that it had acquired. They can claim a tax deduction for the fair-market value of the car, which most charities will accept in any condition. Currently, the main way to get a sense of your stock's fair-market value is - as it's always been - by negotiating a deal. With few exceptions, auctioned cars tend to sell in the $400 to $500 range, even if their fair-market value is estimated to be much higher. Prior to 1969, anyone who created such works could deduct their fair-market value, provided that the works were donated to an appropriate institution.
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