Well, definitely...maybe. Under KRS 140.050, one-half of the decedent's share of the account is considered as being transferred to the Survivor, and would be otherwise subject to Kentucky inheritance tax. However, Kentucky's inheritance tax is levied only on certain classes of recipients. Essentially, if the recipient is a spouse or blood relative, all of the interest received by such person is exempted from the tax. KRS 140.080 Ultimately, the intheritance taxation on the transfer of the assets of such accounts boils to the nature of the relationship between the decedent and the survivor.
The tax laws vary by state. Only 11 states have an inheritance tax. The rules are going to vary. Please consult an attorney in your state for specific details.
Payable on Death was created in 2003-07.
Yes. The fund may have been in your parent's name at death in a "Payable on Death" account where your parent named a beneficiary directly with the company or bank that held the funds.
Payable on Death Live was created on 1997-02-18.
If it is in her name than it will fall under inheritance taxes.
AnswerYou'll get your money back, with interest.
A person's estate consists of all that a person owns including real and personal property. It also includes any property that may be transferable or payable to a person after their death such as an inheritance, award in a court action or insurance settlement. It is possible to have no estate upon death.
No
On your death, however you may die, any money due you from an insurance policy, or other source, is immediatley payable to your estate.
Yes.Note that a payable on death account is paid over directly to its beneficiary and is not include in the probate estate.
Payable on death
For death occurring in 2011, up to $5,000,000 can be passed from an individual upon his or her death without incurring inheritance tax. The limit is 47%.