- 25 - Deductions Expenses, claims, etc. amount allowed 1$258,944 Marital deduction Available amount attributable to each item of U.S. property passing to surviving spouse Monte Vista 2$166,313 Calle Victoria 3163,125 Vernon 4197,743 Total $527,181 Less: Three-eighths share of taxes, debts, and expenses payable out of the residue (217,293) Allowed marital deduction 309,888 TOTAL DEDUCTIONS ALLOWED 568,832 Taxable Estate Gross estate in United States 1,075,243 Less: Deductions (568,832) TAXABLE ESTATE 5506,412 1 This amount takes into account one-half of the unpaid balance on the Monte Vista mortgage, or $324,973, reduced in accordance with the ratio of U.S. to total gross estate value. 2 It appears that this amount was likely intended to equal three-eighths of the value of decedent’s one-half interest in the parcel ($442,500 x .375 = $165,938 (rounded)). The mathematical discrepancy is not explained. 3 This amount equals three-eighths of the value of decedent’s one-half interest in the parcel ($435,000 x .375 = $163,125). 4 This amount equals the full gross estate value of decedent’s interest in the parcel. It would appear that no five- eighths reduction was applied because the property passed to the surviving spouse pursuant to the joint tenancy form of ownership, as opposed to under the residuary clause of decedent’s will. 5 The $1 discrepancy ($1,075,243 - $568,832 = $506,411) is not explained and presumably results from rounding.Page: Previous 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
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