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Decease Spousal Unused Exclusion

US Estate Tax: When Filing is Optional but Advisable

June 18, 2013 by Admin

Your beloved spouse has passed away.  The last thing you need is extra paperwork.  But…sometimes completing an extra form can mean the difference in literally millions – $5.25 million to be exact – able to be passed  free of federal estate taxes upon your death to your loved ones.

Completing a US Form 706 (US Gross Estate Tax Return) allows a decedent who is married and does not fully use his $5,250,000 exemption, to pass his unused exemption (“Decease Spousal Unused Exclusion or DSUE”) to his spouse. This is known as portability.

What does this mean in practical terms?

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Filed Under: BUSINESS FORUM, Estate Taxes, ESTATE, TRUST, GUARDIANSHIP Tagged With: Decease Spousal Unused Exclusion, DSUE, Tax tips, U.S. Estate Tax

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