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ATTN: Illiad	by krikkert	2009-01-29 10:58:44
Re this. I take it, then, that your tax code does not have exceptions for that? Inheritance for kids below 21 (or "kids who have not finished the education that's normal or expected given family and such") is subtracted before the inheritance is taxed over here. Wives left behind get "right of whole estate" -- they get to be "both" you and them until they die, at which point the whole estate is split. The people who argue harshly that inheritance should not be taxed in Norway are usually people in their 40s who have large windfalls from retired, debt-free parents coming their way. And they usually attempt to make it out the way you do -- like you're taking food out of kids' mouths.
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Heh!	by Illiad	2009-01-29 11:09:19
If inheritance was treated as capital gains,	by krikkert	2009-01-29 11:12:01
OUCH	by Illiad	2009-01-29 11:13:30
Technically no exemption at all.	by krikkert	2009-01-29 11:28:00
here it's 1 million or so? 2.2 for married couples	by voxwoman	2009-01-29 11:28:17
Going thru this now in California	by corwin17	2009-01-29 13:19:47

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