1) The document calculates the vanishing deduction for a property by taking the initial basis of $4,000,000, subtracting a second deduction of $543,169.40 to get a final basis of $3,456,830.60, and multiplying the final basis by 20% to get a vanishing deduction of $691,366.12.
2) It then calculates the gross and net estates by listing assets, debts, and deductions for both the exclusive and conjugal properties.
3) The net taxable estate is determined to be $4,330,317 after applying the standard deduction, family home deduction, and shares of the deceased and surviving spouse. The estate tax due is calculated to
1) The document calculates the vanishing deduction for a property by taking the initial basis of $4,000,000, subtracting a second deduction of $543,169.40 to get a final basis of $3,456,830.60, and multiplying the final basis by 20% to get a vanishing deduction of $691,366.12.
2) It then calculates the gross and net estates by listing assets, debts, and deductions for both the exclusive and conjugal properties.
3) The net taxable estate is determined to be $4,330,317 after applying the standard deduction, family home deduction, and shares of the deceased and surviving spouse. The estate tax due is calculated to
1) The document calculates the vanishing deduction for a property by taking the initial basis of $4,000,000, subtracting a second deduction of $543,169.40 to get a final basis of $3,456,830.60, and multiplying the final basis by 20% to get a vanishing deduction of $691,366.12.
2) It then calculates the gross and net estates by listing assets, debts, and deductions for both the exclusive and conjugal properties.
3) The net taxable estate is determined to be $4,330,317 after applying the standard deduction, family home deduction, and shares of the deceased and surviving spouse. The estate tax due is calculated to
1) The document calculates the vanishing deduction for a property by taking the initial basis of $4,000,000, subtracting a second deduction of $543,169.40 to get a final basis of $3,456,830.60, and multiplying the final basis by 20% to get a vanishing deduction of $691,366.12.
2) It then calculates the gross and net estates by listing assets, debts, and deductions for both the exclusive and conjugal properties.
3) The net taxable estate is determined to be $4,330,317 after applying the standard deduction, family home deduction, and shares of the deceased and surviving spouse. The estate tax due is calculated to
Less: 2nd Deduction 543,169.40 Final Basis: 3,456,830.60
4.) Final Basis 3,456,830.60
x Percentage Allowed 20% Vanishing Deduction 691,366.12
B. Computation of Net Estate Exclusive Conjugal
House & Lot 5,000,000.00 Agri. Land 3,000,000.00 Car 2,000,000.00 Jewelry 500,000.00 Clothes (Mr. Costales) 600,000.00 Cash on hand & in banks: Income fr. Unidentified sources 3,000,000.00 Cash in bank: Fr. Sales @Loss of Exclusive Prop. 1,500,000.00 Received as gift (Current Account) 40,000.00 Other Prop: Owned before marriage 900,000.00 Acquired after marriage 200,000.00 Gross Estate: 2,100,000.00 14,640,000.00 Less: (Ordinary Deductions) Unpaid Mortgages on: House & Lot 1,000,000.00 Agri. Land 600,000.00 Other Obligations 200,000.00 Claims against Estate 178,000.00 Legacy to Govt. fr. Current Account 10,000.00 1,988,000.00 (Vanishing Deduction) 691,366.00 Total Deductions: 2,679,366.00 Net Estate: 2,100,000.00 11,960,634.00 Less: Family Home 2,500,000.00 Less: Standard Deduction 5,000,000.00 4,460,634.00 Less: Net share of the SP 2,230,317.00 Add: Net share of the Deceased 2,230,317.00 Exclusive Prop. Of the Deceased 2,100,000.00 Net Taxable Estate: 4,330,317.00 Rate: 6% Estate Tax Due 259,819.02