Strategies for the Monetary Appraisal of Archival Cultural Property

Canadian Chapter and ISA Member, Kelly Juhasz, creates tool to assist with appraising archives featured on CCPERB website.

A companion to CCPERB’s Guide for Monetary Appraisals, the purpose of Strategies for the Monetary Appraisal of Archival Cultural Property with respect to applications for certification of archival cultural property is to:

  • Provide additional support for the preparation of applications for certification of archival cultural property;
  • Recommend strategies in providing opinions of fair market value in professionally-written appraisal reports;
  • Assist applicants in applying CCPERB guidelines; and
  • Help ensure public accountability in the granting of tax benefits for donations of archival cultural property.

The Strategies for the Monetary Appraisal of Archival Cultural Property is now available in the Principles, Policies and Forms section of the CCPERB website.

“CCPERB encourages all applicants and monetary appraisers to refer to this information to support the preparation of effective monetary appraisals in the context of applications for the certification of cultural property.”

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