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#your personal income tax return, complete with all of the schedules and attachments; | #your personal income tax return, complete with all of the schedules and attachments; | ||
#your BC Assessments for all real property, or, if you want to be more accurate than that, proper appraisals; | #your BC Assessments for all real property, or, if you want to be more accurate than that, proper appraisals; | ||
#black book or dealer quotes for any vehicles you own; and, | #black book values or dealer quotes for any vehicles you own; | ||
#anything else that | #appraisals for works of art and collections; and, | ||
#anything else that helps to establish the value of something you brought into the relationship in a credible way. | |||
Once you've gathered these documents, staple them together and keep them together in some place that you're not likely to lose them, like a safety deposit box. | Once you've gathered these documents, staple them together and keep them together in some place that you're not likely to lose them, like a safety deposit box. | ||
