maveric
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Mon Oct-24-05 03:19 PM
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Lets say that someone's getting an inheritance in Nov. Small 6 figures... |
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what kind of taxes would this person, who made $25,000.00 this year, have to pay out?
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Floogeldy
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Mon Oct-24-05 03:30 PM
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1. It depends on your state's inheritance tax laws. |
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You definitely would not owe any Federal tax.
You can probably telephone your state's tax department (in my state it is called the "Tax Commission") and get a good idea from them.
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Mon Oct-24-05 03:33 PM
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2. The estate is in NH and I live in CA. |
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Would that have an effect on my taxation?
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Mon Oct-24-05 03:34 PM
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3. One thing, you might want to consider putting it in a trust fund |
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Trust funds pay less in the way of taxes, and can still pay out dividends out to you on a yearly basis(as the trust administrator)
Also look carefully at what markets you invest this money in. Some, such as municipal funds give you a break on taxes.
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Mon Oct-24-05 03:36 PM
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4. When I got an inheritance.I only had to pay taxes on the interest |
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it generated since I did not claim it for over a year (don't ask)
The lawyer sent a tax form for me to file ..it was a K something..
Remember , republicans don;t think you should have to pay ANYTHING.. Just go with their thinking, and keep it all.. If anyone qustions you later, juts pay it then and say DEATHTAX???? :evilgrin:
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