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INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE B - STOCKS AND BONDS
If the security is listed on more than one exchange, use
Report on Schedule B all stocks and bonds in which the
the records of the principal exchange where the security
decedent had an interest at date of death except stocks
and bonds held by the decedent as a joint tenant with right
is offered. Care should be exercised to consult accurate
records in obtaining values as of the date of death.
of survivorship or as survivorship marital property. Report
on Schedule E1 or E2 all property in which the decedent
3. Dividends
had a joint tenant or survivorship marital interest.
Indicate as a separate item dividends that have not
If the decedent’s interest is classified in all, or in part, as
been collected at death, but which are payable to the
marital property use the “Marital Property” column to report
decedent or the estate because the decedent was a
that interest. See the instructions to Schedule MP- MARI-
stockholder of record on the date of death. Dividends
TAL PROPERTY DECLARATION for additional informa-
declared on shares of stock prior to the death of the
tion on reporting marital property interests. Use the “Other
decedent but payable to stockholders of record on a
Property” column to report the value of any property not
date after death are not includable in the gross estate
classified as marital property.
for Wisconsin inheritance tax purposes. However, if the
stock is being traded on an exchange and is selling ex-
dividend on the date of the decedent’s death, do not
1. Description
include the amount of the dividends as a separate item.
Instead add it to the ex-dividend quotation in determining
For stocks indicate:
the fair market value of the stock on the date of death.
• Number of shares
• Exact name of corporation
4. Shares of an open-ended investment company
• Class of common or preferred
(commonly referred to as a mutual fund) are valued at
• Par or stated value/dividend rate of preferred
net asset value (NAV).
• Principal exchange upon which sold, if listed on an
exchange
5. Stock in closely held corporations or inactive stocks
• Unit value
require an appraisal by a qualified independent
appraiser. See S. 858.13. Furnish complete copy of
For bonds indicate:
appraisal and all data used to arrive at such appraisal.
• Quantity and denomination
If the following was not included in appraisal furnish:
• Name of issuer/obligor
• Date of maturity
• Description and nature of business
• Interest rate
• Number of shares issued and outstanding for each
• Interest due dates
class of stock at date of death
• Principal exchange upon which sold, if listed on an
• Complete financial statements, including all notes to
exchange
the statements for the 5 year period prior to death
• Unit Value
• Complete financial statements as of date of death; if
not available, for the full year of death
If the stock or bond is unlisted, show the company’s
• Submit copies of any restrictive agreements, sales
principal business office.
agreements or any other agreements or data that
may affect the value of this stock
2. Valuation
6. Securities considered of no value, nominal value or
For stocks and bonds either listed on a stock exchange
obsolete are to be listed last. Copies of correspondence
or stock with an active over-the-counter market, the fair
or statements used as the basis for determining “no
market value shall be determined by taking the mean
value” should be attached to the return. Also indicate
between the highest and the lowest quoted prices as of
the state of incorporation, date of incorporation and the
the date of death.
complete address of the company.
If there were no quotes on the date of death, find the
mean between the highest and lowest quoted prices on
the nearest trading date before, and the nearest trading
date after the date of death. Both trading dates must be
reasonably close to the date of death; if not, see item 5.

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