depends on if you truly live in US

來源: lexm5 於 2014-03-26 20:01:02 [] [舊帖] [給我悄悄話] 閱讀數 : (672 bytes)

If you are "really" living in US, live a boring life of going to work every day, as a resident alien, your taxable estate is exempted for $5.25 mil, no matter who is in line for inheritance.  You only pay estate tax for properties more than 5.25 mil. 

If you are flying around the world and stays abroad for a long time, you might be deemed non-resident owning US property (e.g. Saudi prince, Russian oligarch owing NYC loft), your taxable estate is exempted for only $60K.  Anything beyond $60K is subject to estate tax.  

If in doubt, you should consult a estate lawyer. 


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• Thank you so much, yes I am living a boring life in US -作人要厚道- ♀ 給 作人要厚道 發送悄悄話 (173 bytes) () 03/26/2014 postreply 20:27:34

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