Sentence examples for gross estate from inspiring English sources

There is special use valuation that permits one's gross estate to be reduced by an additional $1,100,000.

For executor's right to be furnished on request a statement regarding any valuation made by the Secretary within the gross estate, see section 7517.

Her gross estate was estimated to be £884,274, but after her outstanding debts were settled this amount was reduced to £394,630, according to The Mirror.

Your gross estate includes everything you own - home, bank deposits and securities, as well as personal property, such as a car, jewelry, furniture and the like.

Within thirty days after qualifying the executor is to give written notice to the collector and later to make return of the gross estate, deductions allowed, net estate and the tax payable thereon.

The tax is a lien for ten years on the gross estate except such part as is paid out for allowed charges, section 209 (section 6336 1/2j), and if not paid within sixty days after it is due is to be collected by a suit to subject the decedent's property to be sold, section 208 (section 6336 1/2 i).

According to the IRS data, the share of decedents with gross estates of $20 million or more who left a charitable bequest fell gradually from 48% in 2001 to 43% in 2007.

Those data allow us to establish that, given gross real estate wealth is roughly equal to net wealth as measured through wealth taxes, a 30% undervaluation of real estate happens to imply a 30% underestimate of real wealth when based on tax data.

We saw prices we had never seen before, and in a very short period of time there was a double or tripling even of gross real estate values.

Probate fees in Connecticut are based on the gross taxable estate (after charitable gifts), and you pay whether or not you use the probate court.

California has some of the highest attorney fees, which start at 4% of the first $100k of the gross probate estate and can easily add up to tens of thousands of dollars.