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News Briefings - Estate PlanningThe following article was taken from the November 2008 issue of Estate Planner's Alert. 11/10/08 -- Extenders Act extends estate tax look-through rule for RIC stock owned by nonresident aliens through 2009
On October 3, 2008, President Bush signed into law Here is RIA's Analysis of the 2008 Extenders Act's estate tax provision.
The gross estate of a nonresident alien (NRA) generally includes only property that is situated in the United States at the time of the decedent's death. Property within the United States generally includes debt obligations of
Stock owned by an NRA generally is treated as property within the United States if the stock was issued by a domestic corporation. However, stock of a regulated investment RIA observation: This rule is known as the "estate tax look-through rule." Under pre-2008 Extenders Act law, the estate tax look-through rule did not apply to estates of decedents dying after
New law. The 2008 Extenders Act extends the estate tax look-through rule for RIC stock owned by NRAs for two years, so that the rule applies to estates of decedents dying on or before Effective date: Applies to estates of decedents dying after Did you find this article helpful? Why not subscribe to Estate Planner's
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