Estate Inventory
PreLex offers a wide range of legal services related to inheritance law. Our experts assist you to ensure that the estate inventory, division of property, inheritance distribution, realization of estate assets, and related tax matters are handled professionally and without unnecessary delay.
The estate inventory must be submitted within three months of the death, after which the Tax Administration will issue the inheritance tax decision. The estate inventory is the foundational document of the estate: it shows among other things the persons entitled to the estate, the assets of the estate, and the debts of the estate.
The estate inventory primarily serves as a tax declaration based on which inheritance taxes are determined. Additionally, it affects capital gains taxes arising from the sale of the deceased’s assets. Furthermore, the estate inventory, along with all its attachments, is required to sell or distribute the deceased’s property to the heirs. A properly prepared estate inventory also releases the heirs from liability for the debts of a deceased person who was insolvent.
At PreLex, our experts guide you through the estate inventory process, ensuring it is handled correctly with full consideration of both inheritance law and tax implications.
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