- Federal Estate Tax Return
- Determine size and composition of the estate
- Determine "Adjusted Taxable Gifts" made after December 31, 1976.
- Determine gifts made between September 8, 1976 and December 31, 1976.
- Use blank Form 706 as questionnaire or checklist.
- Examine title documents.
- Examine income tax returns.
- Compute Estate taxes.
- Consider post-mortem income and estate tax planning.
- Consider a Disclaimer
- Choose a fiscal year or a calendar year.
- Make preliminary calculations regarding income or estate tax deductions.
- Create tickler system.
- Note deadlines and checkpoints
- Apply for actuarial calculation, if necessary.
- Consider alternate valuations.
- Obtain appraisals of tangible property and real estate.
- Pay deductible expenses.
- Check for "Flower" (or "Tap") Bonds.
- State Estate Tax Return
- Consider alternate valuation.
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Estate Tax Planning - Post Mortem
Estate Tax Planning - Post Mortem
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