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Novay_Z [31]
3 years ago
11

Explain the requirements for a redemption to pay death taxes. What are the tax consequences of a redemption to pay death taxes f

or the shareholder and the corporation
Business
1 answer:
mart [117]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

1. The requirements for redemption to pay death taxes are as follows:

<em>- A shareholder must die.</em>

<em>- Value of stock of 1 corporation must exceed 35% value of adjusted gross estate.</em>

<em>- Stock of 2 or more companies exceeds 35%of adjusted gross estate if interest in both companies was greater than 20%.</em>

<em>- Redemption limited to sum of death taxes, funeral expenses and estate legal costs.</em>

<em>- Stock attribution rules do not apply.</em>

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2. The shareholders has no tax consequences as he has died. he heir to the shareholders have little or no tax consequences as the redeemed shares hold a fair market value on the date of death.

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