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FMV

American  

abbreviation

Finance, Business.
  1. fair market value: the price of a property or object that a knowledgeable buyer and seller agree upon, in an unforced transaction that takes place in an open marketplace.


Etymology

Origin of FMV

First recorded in 1975–80

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As a result, her annual property taxes would be recalculated based on the FMV at the time of your death.

From MarketWatch Nov. 13, 2025

Those rule changes involved amendments to the definition FMV, and shifting the burden of proof to a club to show a transaction is at fair market value.

From BBC Oct. 7, 2024

It may be easy to confuse Late Shift with an FMV game, but Mattar insists on its status as a film, one that’s perfect for enjoying in a theater setting.

From The Verge Oct. 15, 2017

If the donations are FMV as per IRS rules and audits, the collector would almost certainly be able to realize a greater benefit by selling.

From New York Times Jan. 10, 2015

Time and technology has moved on since FMV times – the game’s Intelligent Dynamic Video tech is way more cool.

From Forbes Sep. 7, 2012

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