Inday is settling the estate of his Filipino husband Nicanor, who died intestate in the Netherlands where he works as an OFW. The following are the summary of the details of Nicanor's properties in connection with the processing and payment of his estate tax: Philippines Brazil Netherlands Gross estate 5M 20M 15M Allowable 5M 10M 5M Deductions Net estate 0 10M 10M Estate tax paid 500k 1500000 How much is the ESTATE TAX PAYABLE?

Inday is settling the estate of his Filipino husband Nicanor, who died intestate in the Netherlands where he works as an OFW. The following are the summary of the details of Nicanor's properties in connection with the processing and payment of his estate tax: Philippines Brazil Netherlands Gross estate 5M 20M 15M Allowable 5M 10M 5M Deductions Net estate 0 10M 10M Estate tax paid 500k 1500000 How much is the ESTATE TAX PAYABLE?

SWFT Comprehensive Vol 2020

43rd Edition

ISBN:9780357391723

Author:Maloney

Publisher:Maloney

Chapter25: Taxation Of International Transact Ions

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