[Inheritance Diagnosis and Countermeasure Case] Inheritance Tax Declaration in Cases Where an Heir is Disabled

Inheritance tax disability deduction! Introducing a case where the inheritance tax amount was reduced to 0 yen.

We will introduce a case in response to inquiries such as, "There is an heir with a disability certificate; will this affect the inheritance tax declaration?" The heirs are the client's mother, younger brother, and the client themselves, totaling three people. It was discovered that the younger brother holds a disability certificate, which raised the possibility of the inheritance tax being zero. As a result, we were able to reduce the inheritance tax amount to zero by deducting the amount that could not be fully offset from the younger brother's inheritance tax from the inheritance tax amounts of the other heirs. [Case Summary (Partial)] ■ Specific Causes - The heirs are the client's mother, younger brother, and the client themselves, totaling three people. - It was discovered that the younger brother holds a disability certificate. - The possibility of the inheritance tax being zero emerged. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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