Don Sebastian, single but head of the family, Filipino, and resident of Pasig City, died intestate on November 15, 2009. He left the following properties and interests:
House and lot (family home) in Pasig | P 800,000 |
Vacation house and lot in Florida, USA | 1,500,000 |
Agricultural land in Naic, Cavite which he inherited from his father | 2,000,000 |
Car which is being used by his brother in Cavite | 500,000 |
Proceeds of life insurance where he named his estate as irrevocable beneficiary | 1,000,000 |
Household furnitures and appliances | 1,000,000 |
Claims against a cousin who has assets of P10,000 and liabilities of P100,000 | 100,000 |
Shares of stock in ABC Corp, a domestic enterprise | 100,000 |
The expenses and charges on the estate are as follows: | |
Funeral Expenses | P 250,000 |
Legal fees for the settlement of the estate | 500,000 |
Medical expenses of last illness | 600,000 |
Claims against the estate | 300,000 |
The compulsory heirs of Don Sebastian approach you and seek your assistance in the settlement of his estate for which they have agreed to the above-stated professional fees. Specifically, they request you to explain and discuss with them the following questions. You oblige:
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What are the properties and interests that should be included in the computation of the gross estate of the decedent? Explain. (2.5%)
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What is the net taxable estate of the decedent? Explain. (2.5%)
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When is the due date for filing and payment of the applicable tax return and tax? Are these dates extendible? If so, under what conditions or requirements? (2.5%)
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If X, one of the compulsory heirs, renounces his share in the inheritance in favor of the other co-heirs, is there any tax implication of X’s renunciation? What about the other coheirs? (2.5%)
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