Sentence examples for estates up from inspiring English sources

That means that gifts and estates up to that level are not taxed.

If inherited wealth was taxed as income, exemptions could still be provided for smaller estates — up to $500,000 or even $1 million.

There may be two villages, but when it comes to the wines there is a single St.-Julien style, due mostly to the soils, which are much the same in the vineyards of Beychevelle, Gruaud and Branaire in the south to the Léoville estates up close to the Pauillac line.

Canary Wharf owner Songbird Estates, up 1.03p to 2.35p, has already done that, raising £895m.

The levy would be charged on all estates up to the current inheritance tax threshold of £325,000.

The reason is that previous iterations of the estate tax valued the assets at their price on the owner's date of death and exempted estates up to a certain size from all taxes.

Obviously they're going to stitch Mary and the estate up like a kipper.

Slindon Estate, West Sussex Bats such as the serotine and brownlong-eared varieties are now breeding in roof spaces and can be seen hunting around the village, or on the wider estate up and down the farm tracks at night.

This year, three ad categories increased the number of pages they ran: financial, insurance and real estate (up 11.3 percent from 2009); cosmetics and toiletries (up 7.6 percent) and automotive (up 1.3 percent).

You feel as if you're in a detail-perfect estate up on a cliff over the Hudson River or in Malibu or, yes, south of the languorous Kansas River, in the beautiful outskirts of Topeka.

The Minnesota musician's posthumous return is due in no small part to some massive taxes owed by his estate – up to $100 million.