The phrase "american estates" is not correct in written English as it should be capitalized as "American estates." You can use it when referring to properties or land owned in the United States, particularly in a historical or real estate context.
Example: "The American estates of the 19th century were often vast and included sprawling farmland."
Alternatives: "U.S. properties" or "American properties."
So this year, American estates will escape tax entirely, though the Democratic-controlled Congress intends to reintroduce it from 2011.
The estate tax hits roughly two of every 1,000 American estates, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a left-leaning research organization.
Because only 2percentt of American estates are taxed, Republican calls for repeal reeked of the party's proclivity to reward its wealthy donors, even at the risk of alienating individuals whose more modest estates would never be taxed.
HAD you been sharp-eyed at an American estate sale around seven years ago, you could have picked up a Leonardo da Vinci for a few thousand dollars.
American estate tax rates have been as high as 77percentt, so 55percentt would be reasonable when coupled with a general exemption of $1 million to $2 million.
The new ghost is sent to join Lang at the American estate of their billionaire publisher so that they can work in intense seclusion.
Talk story about Gardiners Island, the oldest North American estate still in the hands of the original family, and the last piece of privately owned undeveloped beachfront--3300 beachfront--3300 beachfront--3300mptons.
But the label also identified a temperament: the Jewish novelists of the 1950's and 60's were new inheritors of the American estate, intoxicated with its personalities and possibilities.
The demand for the irons is such that, earlier this year, Miele's Professional division introduced rotary irons aimed at the American estate market that are as large as 65 inches wide and cost nearly $10,000.
Live in luxury in this classic American estate, home to the president of the United States.
The case of Kościuszko's American estate went three times to the U.S. Supreme Court.
