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There is an IRS rate on irs.gov. However, the real value--were you to sell it right now--would be what someone would pay for it. You most likely would get 25-33% of the price you paid for it. That is because retail is 100% markup. So, couches, for instance, are rarely more than about $125 at thrift stores. It doesn't pay to inflate these costs for either party.

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