His total estate was $100‚000‚ but he and his estate owed debts and taxes amounting to $80‚000. Before the executor pays the debts and taxes‚ it looks as if Sally gets $40‚000‚ and George gets the $60‚000 residue. The executor first uses the residue to pay the debts and taxes. The
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the trust or fail to give bond or a person dies intestate. PERSONS WHO MAY BE EXECUTORS/ADMINISTRATORS 1) EXECUTOR – The person named in the will to administer the decedent’s estate and carry out the provisions thereof. 2) ADMINISTRATOR (regular or special) – The person appointed by the court to administer the estate where the decedent died intestate. *An administrator may also be one appointed by the court in cases when‚ although there is a will‚ the will does not appoint any executor‚ or if
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particular fact. (Rule 1‚ Sec. 3c) RULE 72 SUBJECT MATTER AND APPLICABILITY OF GENERAL RULES Section 1. Subject matter of special proceedings Section 2. Applicability of rules of civil actions SUBJECT MATTER OF SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS a. Settlement of estate of deceased persons b. Escheat c. Guardianship and custody of children d. Trustees e. Adoption f. Rescission and revocation of adoption g. Hospitalization of insane patient h. Habeas corpus i. Change of name j. Voluntary dissolution of corporations
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the U.S. Private respondent Ernesto C. Palaganas (PR/Ernesto)‚ another brother of Ruperta‚ filed with the RTC of Malolos‚ Bulacan in 2003‚ a petition for the probate of Ruperta’s will and for the former’s appointment as special administrator of her estate. Petitioners Manuel Miguel Palaganas (Manuel) and Benjamin Gregorio Palaganas (Benjamin)‚ nephews of Ruperta‚ opposed the petition on the ground that Ruperta’s will should not be probated in the Philippines but in the U.S. where she executed it. Manuel
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inIntroduction Real estate that generates income or is otherwise intended for investment purposes rather than as a primary residence. It is common for investors to own multiple pieces of real estate‚ one of which serves as a primary residence‚ while the others are used to generate rental income and profits through price appreciation. Common examples of investment properties are apartment buildings and rental houses. Those who invest in real estate also expect to generate capital gains as property
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CHAPTER II ESTATE AND DONOR’S TAXES* A. ESTATE TAX 1. Taxpayer and Tax Base The estate tax is imposed on the transfer of the decedent’s estate to his lawful heirs and beneficiaries based on the fair market value of the net estate at the time of the decedent’s death. It is not a tax on property. It is a tax imposed on the privilege of transmitting property upon the death of the owner. The Estate Tax is based on the laws in force at the time of death notwithstanding the postponement of the actual
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Selection and description of site APPLICATION FOR REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS‚ SUBDIVISION AND REZONING IN TERMS OF LUPO 15 OF 1985 FOR A PRPOSED SECTIONAL TITLE UNIT DEVELOPMENT ON THE SUBJECT PROPOERTY: ERF 19787‚ AVONWOOD‚ GOODWOOD Owner and acquisition strategy for the site The subject property is currently vacant and in the ownership of the City of Cape Town. There is a demand for housing within the area‚ with a 40% to be used as sectional title units and the 60% to be used for single residential
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What consequences might there be if a will’s custodian fails to turn the will over to the probate court after the decedent’s death? If a will’s custodian fails to turn the will over to the probate court after the decedent’s death‚ the court may compel the custodian to produce the will this is if requested by the potential beneficiaries of the will‚ and if the custodian fails to produce the will‚ he or she may be subject to criminal charges (Herskowitz‚ 2014). When would a personal representative
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The estate tax in the United States is the tax made upon transfer of the taxable property of a deceased. It is also called inheritance tax. Such estate may include property inherited via a will‚ life insurance benefits to beneficiaries‚ securities‚ trusts‚ annuities‚ corporate or business interests and other assets. It consists of an accounting of all assets and its interests at the time of a person’s death. HISTORICAL OVERVIEW For the past 90 years throughout the history of America‚ the federal
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we should into planning how our estates will be distributed‚ and the estimates are that nearly two-thirds of Americans die intestate‚ without having prepared a will. While their estates will eventually be distributed according the inheritance laws in their states‚ those laws may not reflect at all how they would have chosen to pass on their assets. If you want to avoid that situation‚ finding a firm of experienced estate planning attorneys is your best answer. Estate planning attorneys have a comprehensive
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