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Form 706 (Rev. 82003) Instructions for Continuation Schedule When you need to list more assets or deductions than you have room for on one of the main schedules, use the Continuation Schedule on page

How to fill out form 706 rev 8-2003

How to Fill Out Form 706 rev 8-2003:

1. Gather the necessary information: Before starting to fill out Form 706 rev 8-2003, gather all the required information such as the decedent's personal details, date of death, assets and liabilities, and other relevant financial information.
2. Complete the top section: Begin by completing the top section of the form, including the name and identifying information of the decedent, the date of death, and the person responsible for filing the form.
3. Provide Executor Information: If the person filing the form is the executor, provide their details in the corresponding section, including their name, address, and taxpayer identification number.
4. Determine the Gross Estate: Calculate the value of the decedent's gross estate, including all the assets they owned at the time of death. This may include real estate, investments, bank accounts, personal property, and more. Be sure to accurately determine the fair market values of these assets.
5. Deduct Allowable Expenses and Debts: Subtract any allowable deductions, expenses, and debts from the gross estate to arrive at the adjusted gross estate. These deductions could include funeral expenses, outstanding debts, mortgages, and administrative expenses related to settling the estate.
6. Calculate the Taxable Estate: Calculate the taxable estate by subtracting additional deductions, such as the marital deduction or charitable deductions, from the adjusted gross estate.
7. Determine the Estate Tax: Consult the applicable tax table or tax calculation to determine the estate tax associated with the taxable estate. Follow the instructions on the form carefully to ensure accurate calculations.
8. Complete Schedule A and Schedule B: The form may require you to complete Schedule A (Real Estate) and Schedule B (Stocks and Bonds) if applicable. Provide the necessary details requested for each asset mentioned.
9. Provide Appropriate Signatures: Sign and date the form as required. If you are the executor, ensure that the form is also signed by a certified public accountant or an attorney representing the estate.

Who Needs Form 706 rev 8-2003:

Form 706 rev 8-2003, also known as the United States Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return, is required to be filed by the executor or the administrator of the estate of any deceased person who had a gross estate exceeding the federal estate tax exemption amount for the year of the decedent's death.

It is crucial to consult a tax professional or an attorney experienced in estate tax matters to determine if Form 706 rev 8-2003 is necessary for a specific estate. The requirements and exemptions may vary depending on applicable federal and state laws as well as the value of the estate.

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What is form 706 rev 8?

Form 706 rev 8 is the United States Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return.

Who is required to file form 706 rev 8?

Form 706 rev 8 must be filed by the executor of the estate of a deceased person who meets certain criteria.

How to fill out form 706 rev 8?

Form 706 rev 8 should be completed accurately and in accordance with the instructions provided by the Internal Revenue Service.

What is the purpose of form 706 rev 8?

The purpose of form 706 rev 8 is to calculate the estate tax owed on a deceased person's estate and to report any generation-skipping transfers.

What information must be reported on form 706 rev 8?

Form 706 rev 8 requires detailed information about the deceased person's assets, liabilities, and transfers made during their lifetime.

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