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"If my father croaks and leaves me $1m it should count as an additional $1m of income to me that year. " If it is $1m in property value, do you count that as s
by TrueSlacker0 4y ago
"If my father croaks and leaves me $1m it should count as an additional $1m of income to me that year. "
If it is $1m in property value, do you count that as still $1m of income? If so unless the child is in great financial situation with a lot of already liquid cash, they would be forced to sell part/all of the property to pay the taxes.
If a parent croaks and has a small business, mom and pop style. How would that be handled? If they had a small corner store making 100k/profit but has no assets vs a shop that sells very expensive equipment making 100k/yr in profit. But has hundreds of thousand in assets that would pass down.
- Sankozi 4y agoThis does not seem to be a difficult problem. - bank can lend money to pay for the tax - collateral is big enough - if you cannot pay immediately, state can have share of your property - ownership could be transferred from the parent to the children before death, so the tax is not that big