QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 4 2017, 11:41 PM)
Just start distributing income when alive lo.
podracerx1, where did you get this info?
QUOTE(wongmunkeong @ Mar 5 2017, 02:56 PM)
Yup! Gotta to be aware of it. It may or may not affect everyone.
If you think Death-Taxes is headache for non-residents, the death-taxes are NIGHTmares for US Residents.
For US residents, each state may also tax the deceased individual beneficiaries if it is not handled properly.
But, there are ways to put things in order (while you are alive) so that the IRS (Fed) and the Dept of Revenue (from local State) won't cause you much harm. Usually, this is for people who are millionaires.. (US total over $1 mln) but in some state, over $500k depending on which state that person was last reside.
Best is to consult the an accountant who is familiar with US taxation laws.