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not claimed on Form 1041 is claimed as a
deduction for estate tax purposes.
(E) The Estate of Marie Meriano (decedent's
wife) has a claim against the decedent in the
amount of $12,021, as a debt owed by decedent
to that estate, but payment of such amount
has not yet been made. The amount of such
claim which is finally paid is claimed as a
deduction for estate tax purposes.
3. The taxable estate as tentatively agreed may
be decreased as follows:
(A) By an amount, not exceeding $13,873.49,
equal to any allowance of an Administratrix's
commission of Mary Orlando in excess of
$13,626.51, determined either under a final
decree of the Philadelphia Orphans' Court,
Administration No. 2259 of 1978, and any
appeal therefrom, or by an agreement between
Mary Orlando and the estate.
(B) By an amount, not exceeding $488,200.02,
equal to any attorney's fees which are paid
to John T. Lynch, Jr., and are either allowed
by a final decision of the Philadelphia
Orphans' Court, Administration No. 2259 of
1978, or are agreed upon between Lynch and
the estate, less the amount, if any, which
has been claimed on Form 1041.
(C) By an amount not exceeding $220,000,
equal to any investigative fees which are
paid to Edward J. Reardon and are either
allowed by a final decision of the
Philadelphia Orphans' Court, Administration
No. 2259 of 1978, or are agreed upon between
Reardon and the estate, less the amount, if
any, which has been claimed on Form 1041.
(D) By the amount of any attorneys' fees
which are paid to Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish &
Kaffman for services rendered to Anita
Panepinto, Administratrix c.t.a. of the
estate, limited however to the amount of such
fees allowed by a final decision of the
Philadelphia Orphans' Court, Administration
No. 2259 of 1978, and any appeal therefrom
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