Archive for November, 2009
Angela H asked:
We’re looking at a house and the listing has a part that says annual taxes and there’s a separate piece of info that says “tax with assessments” and the amounts are different?
We’re looking at a house and the listing has a part that says annual taxes and there’s a separate piece of info that says “tax with assessments” and the amounts are different?
Is that what the taxes will be once the property is fixed-up, what the previous owners owe in taxes, etc…?
Thanks ![]()
I’m in MN if that makes any difference.
Adrien Atiles
Yahoo Asker asked:
The estate tax is:
The estate tax is:
a. applied as a percentage of the total gross estate.
b. based on the dollar value of liabilities at death.
c. phased out for individuals with an estate of $3 million or
more.
d. equal to a percentage of the taxable estate less the estate tax
credit.
Suanne Morgenroth
Need to know asked:
So to explain a bit better – the deceased had no money in her accounts – she did have investments in RRSP’s – the funds go to the beneficiaries and the taxes hit the estate – no money in the estate so who is responsible to pay? I’ve been told the executor is responsible – seems a bit odd but so does the fact that the tax is not withheld when removed from RRSP. BTW this is BC Canada…..
Craig Fetner
So to explain a bit better – the deceased had no money in her accounts – she did have investments in RRSP’s – the funds go to the beneficiaries and the taxes hit the estate – no money in the estate so who is responsible to pay? I’ve been told the executor is responsible – seems a bit odd but so does the fact that the tax is not withheld when removed from RRSP. BTW this is BC Canada…..
Craig Fetner
basketballfan asked:
My inheritance was in the form of Jt Ten on mutual funds with my mother. she died and the mutual funds have remained uncashed for 5 years. Am I delinquent on estate tax or do I owe when I cash out the mutual funds. How do you find a good lawyer for these things!! The IRS site is sooo complicated
Thanks
Emily
My inheritance was in the form of Jt Ten on mutual funds with my mother. she died and the mutual funds have remained uncashed for 5 years. Am I delinquent on estate tax or do I owe when I cash out the mutual funds. How do you find a good lawyer for these things!! The IRS site is sooo complicated
Thanks
Emily























