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TouristTrap Feb 12th 2007 11:43 pm

Inheritance Tax
 
Anyone solved the riddle of what percentage you pay as a non-citizen but PR?

Elvira Feb 13th 2007 1:53 am

Re: Inheritance Tax
 

Originally Posted by TouristTrap (Post 4395631)
Anyone solved the riddle of what percentage you pay as a non-citizen but PR?

I'd like to know too!!

Bob Feb 13th 2007 2:15 am

Re: Inheritance Tax
 
Depends on if your state wants a cut too, and how much is involved, but I read that it could be around 60%...but for most, around 20%

Rushman Feb 13th 2007 2:27 am

Re: Inheritance Tax
 

Originally Posted by TouristTrap (Post 4395631)
Anyone solved the riddle of what percentage you pay as a non-citizen but PR?

0% IF you keep schtumm and keep it in the UK

Ray Feb 13th 2007 3:42 am

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Originally Posted by Rushman (Post 4396067)
0% IF you keep schtumm and keep it in the UK

Thats my boy!!!!!

candy wy. Feb 13th 2007 12:56 pm

Re: Inheritance Tax
 

Originally Posted by TouristTrap (Post 4395631)
Anyone solved the riddle of what percentage you pay as a non-citizen but PR?

if you are a pr. it is the same as if you were a us citizen.
just been through this and did not have to pay tax.

Bob Feb 13th 2007 1:26 pm

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Originally Posted by candy wy. (Post 4397571)
if you are a pr. it is the same as if you were a us citizen.
just been through this and did not have to pay tax.

married to a citizen?

If your the LPR on the recieving end, there is a difference.

candy wy. Feb 13th 2007 1:39 pm

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Originally Posted by Bob (Post 4397648)
married to a citizen?

If your the LPR on the recieving end, there is a difference.


I am a pr married to a citizen. I recieved a inheritance from the uk and did not have to pay tax on it.

Elvira Feb 13th 2007 1:50 pm

Re: Inheritance Tax
 

Originally Posted by candy wy. (Post 4397693)
I am a pr married to a citizen. I recieved a inheritance from the uk and did not have to pay tax on it.

We are talking about inheriting in the US of A.

The IRS discriminates against non-citizens in respect of both inheritance and the sale of one's home. It's just that no one here seems to know the exact details of these extra taxes.

So does anybody know?

Rete Feb 13th 2007 1:55 pm

Re: Inheritance Tax
 

Originally Posted by candy wy. (Post 4397693)
I am a pr married to a citizen. I recieved a inheritance from the uk and did not have to pay tax on it.


That depends on the amount of the inheritance and whether or not you paid tax on it in the country where you inherited.

I don't have to pay tax on a German inheritance from last year because it is uinder $100,000 and I have already paid German inheritance tax on the estate.

Rete Feb 13th 2007 1:56 pm

Re: Inheritance Tax
 

Originally Posted by Elvira (Post 4397718)
We are talking about inheriting in the US of A.

The IRS discriminates against non-citizens in respect of both inheritance and the sale of one's home. It's just that no one here seems to know the exact details of these extra taxes.

So does anybody know?

Has anyone looked at the IRS site for an answer? And perhaps their state's tax site for their take on the inheritance?

ukmumsie Feb 13th 2007 2:00 pm

Re: Inheritance Tax
 

Originally Posted by candy wy. (Post 4397693)
I am a pr married to a citizen. I recieved a inheritance from the uk and did not have to pay tax on it.

UK and USA have recriprocal agreements on a lot of taxes like capital gains etc. You would only have to pay the difference if there is a different %. IRS has good pub.s on this stuff though

candy wy. Feb 13th 2007 2:02 pm

Re: Inheritance Tax
 

Originally Posted by Elvira (Post 4397718)
We are talking about inheriting in the US of A.

The IRS discriminates against non-citizens in respect of both inheritance and the sale of one's home. It's just that no one here seems to know the exact details of these extra taxes.

So does anybody know?

the estate tax laws was changed in the last few years, it seems to me that if your US citizen spouse dies it is no different if you are a PR than if you are a citizen.


http://www.dkosopedia.com/wiki/Feder...state_Taxation

Rete Feb 13th 2007 2:06 pm

Re: Inheritance Tax
 
Go to:

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i706.pdf --

See chart on page 4

Maximum tax percentage is 46% but that if the inheritance is over 2 million

Note: This amount for tax purposes is after deductions. State tax is no longer deductible but there is a provision on the form for an adjustment of some sort.

TouristTrap Feb 13th 2007 2:08 pm

Re: Inheritance Tax
 
It is the case when both are GC holders that I would be interested in.

Rete, I muddled through the site yesterday for a few mins, but frankly, like always, they're rather good at playing hide and seek with their informaion.....:blink:


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