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 How Will Capital Gain in Estate be Treated for Tax Purposes?
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By Harry Margolis
In Probate
Posted January 7, 2022

How Will Capital Gain in Estate be Treated for Tax Purposes?

Question: I am the executor of an estate. There are stocks in the estate but the estate totals $1.8 million, thus under the federal estate tax threshold. The stock value at time of death in May [...]

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 Should Executor Sell Stock in Estate or Distribute Shares to Beneficiaries?
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By Harry Margolis
In Probate
Posted August 11, 2021

Should Executor Sell Stock in Estate or Distribute Shares to Beneficiaries?

Question: My mother is 96 and has most of her assets in stocks. She has five children and wants to divide the assets in five equal parts. I am currently named as the executor of her estate. How [...]

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By Harry Margolis
In Probate, Revocable Trusts
Posted June 21, 2021

As Trustee Should I Distribute Investments or Liquidate them to Distribute Cash?

Question: My question is about appreciating assets (stock, mutual funds, etc.) in my mother’s living revocable trust. My mother died in February 2021 at the age of 91 and she was the [...]

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 Does Your State Have Estate or Inheritance Taxes?
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By Harry Margolis
In Estate and Gift Taxes
Posted May 12, 2017

Does Your State Have Estate or Inheritance Taxes?

While it’s unlikely that your estate will be subject to federal estate taxes given the $12.06 million threshold (in 2022), it may well have to pay state estate or inheritance taxes. Whereas [...]

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