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Join AutumnTypes of Estate & Inheritance Tax Advisory Services in Sacramento, CA
Inheritance tax planning and liability assessment
Estate tax return preparation and filing
Income tax planning for beneficiaries
Tax implications of inherited retirement accounts
Gifting strategies and annual exclusion planning
Generation-skipping transfer tax guidance
State and federal tax compliance after a death
Frequently Asked Questions about Tax Advisors
The most common are income tax on inherited retirement accounts, capital gains tax when you sell inherited property, and — in some states — an inheritance tax. Federal estate tax applies only to estates over $13 million. A tax advisor can assess your specific situation.
Yes. Estate tax is paid by the estate before assets are distributed, based on the total value of the estate. Inheritance tax is paid by the beneficiary based on what they received, and only applies in six states. A tax advisor can clarify what applies in your state.
Most non-spouse beneficiaries must withdraw all funds from an inherited IRA within 10 years and pay ordinary income tax on those withdrawals. The timing of withdrawals matters significantly for tax planning. A tax advisor can help you structure them to minimize the overall burden.
An estate income tax return (Form 1041) is due if the estate earns more than $600 in income during administration. The estate tax return (Form 706) is due nine months after the date of death if the estate exceeds the exemption. A tax advisor will track and manage all deadlines.
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