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Deductions & credits
If you sold it for $140,000 a few months after she died, it would be worth about $140,000, not $90,000-$100,000.
Most likely dickcaro is correct and it will get a 'step up' in value, which means most likely there will be little or no tax due.
However, that wording in the trust MIGHT be a bad thing. It MIGHT mean that the trust will pay any taxes, which would be quite a bit higher than if the individuals pay that tax. But again, until the trust is thoroughly read, it is impossible to know what it going to happen.
Most likely dickcaro is correct and it will get a 'step up' in value, which means most likely there will be little or no tax due.
However, that wording in the trust MIGHT be a bad thing. It MIGHT mean that the trust will pay any taxes, which would be quite a bit higher than if the individuals pay that tax. But again, until the trust is thoroughly read, it is impossible to know what it going to happen.
May 31, 2019
5:48 PM