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Sony has not said what its split with the Jackson estate would be.

The father, who is 74, said his estate would be left to a charitable foundation.

An equivalent home on the "regenerated" estate would be £407,000, with service charges of over £2,000 a year.

The political cost of a test failure by Hypo Real Estate would be much less than of the landesbanks, said Alexander Plenk, an analyst at UniCredit in Munich.

If Suzie's share of the estate would be $25,000 but she borrowed $10,000 from her mother and never repaid it, she gets $15,000 instead.

"Hypo Real Estate would be a dream example for the politicians to show the tests are credible, and governments are prepared to react," Mr. Plenk said.

At new higher exemption levels, far fewer estates would be touched in each state.

Investment income and multimillion-dollar estates would be untaxed, versus a current top rate of 15 percent on most investments and 35 percent on estates.

But United for All Ages, a social enterprise, says a care duty on estates would be the fairest solution.

Democrats put out late word that Republicans wanted the threshold at which inherited estates would be taxed to be indexed to inflation, a nonstarter for them.

The benefit of the exemption would be removed or reduced altogether through a taper for estates worth more than £2m, meaning some estates would be paying substantially more.