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| On Nov 27, 7:38 am, nanasue <luntz11...[at]aol.com> wrote: - quote - > I was executor of an estate a couple of years ago. I was annoyed that
Thanks I'll give it a try> the cut off for estate taxes for NY did NOT follow the federal. For > NY state the estate tax begins at 1 million dollars. See the > following link for instructions:http://www.tax.state.ny.us/pdf/2006/et/et706i_406.pdf > Just remember give onto Caesar what is Caesar's > Good luck > Sue > On Nov 26, 8:24�pm, "b13...[at]hotmail.com" <b13...[at]hotmail.com> wrote: > > I find I am to be involved with the probate of someone who lived in NY > > state and before I > > speak with attorneys I would like some information. Although I > > consider myself a rather > > good researcher, I am very confused as to the NY state estate tax > > laws. �What I'm trying to find out is what is the dollar amount that > > it would be necessary �to pay tax to NY and at what percent. > > I have found some sites, but none have the same information. Any > > information or referenced websites will be appreciated. Thanks Liz |
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| I was executor of an estate a couple of years ago. I was annoyed that the cut off for estate taxes for NY did NOT follow the federal. For NY state the estate tax begins at 1 million dollars. See the following link for instructions: http://www.tax.state.ny.us/pdf/2006/et/et706i_406.pdf Just remember give onto Caesar what is Caesar's Good luck Sue On Nov 26, 8:24�pm, "b13...[at]hotmail.com" <b13...[at]hotmail.com> wrote: - quote - > I find I am to be involved with the probate of someone who lived in NY > state and before I > speak with attorneys I would like some information. Although I > consider myself a rather > good researcher, I am very confused as to the NY state estate tax > laws. �What I'm trying to find out is what is the dollar amount that > it would be necessary �to pay tax to NY and at what percent. > I have found some sites, but none have the same information. Any > information or referenced websites will be appreciated. Thanks Liz |
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| I find I am to be involved with the probate of someone who lived in NY state and before I speak with attorneys I would like some information. Although I consider myself a rather good researcher, I am very confused as to the NY state estate tax laws. What I'm trying to find out is what is the dollar amount that it would be necessary to pay tax to NY and at what percent. I have found some sites, but none have the same information. Any information or referenced websites will be appreciated. Thanks Liz |
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