Instructions For Form 706-Na - United States Estate (And Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return - 1999 Page 2

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3. A surviving spouse's dower or
its 3 tax years before the decedent's
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curtesy interest and all substitute interests
death (section 861(a)(1)(A)).
706-NA
created by statute.
c. Certain short-term original issue
First, enter the decedent's name and the
4. Proceeds of insurance on the
discount debt obligations. See section
decedent's life, generally including
2105(b)(4) for details.
other information called for in Part I. Then
proceeds receivable by beneficiaries
answer all of the questions in Part III.
6. The following deposits are treated
other than the estate.
as located outside the United States if
The estate tax is imposed on the
5. Several kinds of transfers the
they are not effectively connected with
decedent's gross estate in the United
States, reduced by allowable deductions.
decedent made before death.
conducting a trade or business within the
Compute the gross estate in the United
United States:
6. Property in which the decedent
States on Schedule A. Reduce the
either held a general power of
a. A deposit with a U.S. bank or a U.S.
Schedule A total by the allowable
appointment at the time of death, or used
banking branch of a foreign corporation.
deductions to derive the taxable estate on
or released this power in certain ways
b. A deposit or withdrawable account
Schedule B, and figure the tax due using
before death.
with a savings and loan association
the Tax Computation schedule (Part II).
7. Certain annuities to surviving
chartered and supervised under Federal
beneficiaries.
or state law.
Part III—General Information
For additional information concerning
c. An amount held by a U.S.
Question 6a. If you answer “Yes,” please
joint tenancies, tenancies by the entirety,
insurance company under an agreement
attach a statement listing the citizenship
annuities, life insurance, transfers during
to pay interest.
of the decedent's parents; whether the
life, and powers of appointment, see the
d. A deposit in a foreign branch of a
decedent became a U.S. citizen through
Instructions for Form 706.
U.S. bank.
a naturalization proceeding in the United
Enter on Schedule A all of the assets
If an asset is included in the total gross
States; and when the decedent lost U.S.
that meet both the following tests:
estate because the decedent owned it at
citizenship or residency.
They are included in the “entire gross
the time of death, apply these location
Question 6b. If you answer “Yes,” but
estate” and
rules as of the date of the decedent's
maintain that avoiding U.S. taxes was not
They are located in the United States.
death. However, if an asset is included in
a principle purpose for the decedent's loss
the decedent's total gross estate under
Unless a treaty provides otherwise (see
of citizenship or residency, attach
one of the transfer provisions (sections
Death Tax Treaties on page 1) use the
documents to sustain your position. See
2035, 2036, 2037, and 2038), it is treated
following rules to determine whether
Definitions on page 1.
as located in the United States if it fulfills
assets are located in the United States:
Question 9. A general power of
these rules either at the time of the
1. Real estate and tangible personal
appointment means any power of
transfer or at the time of death. For
property are located in the United States
appointment exercisable in favor of the
example, if an item of tangible personal
if they are physically located there. An
decedent, the decedent's estate, the
property was physically located in the
exception is made for works of art
decedent's creditors, or the creditors of
United States on the date of a section
imported into the United States solely for
the decedent's estate, and includes the
2038 transfer but had been moved
public exhibition.
right of a beneficiary to appropriate or
outside the United States at the time of
consume the principal of a trust. For a
2. No matter where stock certificates
the decedent's death, the item would be
are physically located, stock of
complete definition, see section 2041.
considered still located in the United
corporations organized in or under U.S.
States and should be listed on Schedule
Schedule A
law is property located in the United
A.
States, and all other corporate stock is
Before you complete Schedule A, you
Describe the property on Schedule A in
property located outside the United
must determine what assets are included
enough detail to enable the IRS to identify
States.
in the decedent's entire gross estate,
it. To determine the fair market value of
wherever located. However, list on
3. Proceeds of insurance policies on
stocks and bonds, use the rules in the
Schedule A only those assets included in
the decedent's life are property located
instructions for Schedule B of Form 706.
the entire gross estate that are located in
outside the United States.
In descriptions of stock, include:
the United States. (Enter the total value
4. Debt obligations are generally
The corporation's name;
of assets located outside the United
property located in the United States if
States on line 2 of Schedule B.)
The number of shares;
they are debts of a U.S. citizen or
resident, a domestic partnership or
Whether common or preferred (if
The “entire gross estate” is figured the
same way for a nonresident alien
corporation, a domestic estate or trust, the
preferred, what issue);
decedent as for a U.S. citizen or resident.
United States, a state or state's political
The par value (when needed for
It consists of all property the decedent
subdivision, or the District of Columbia.
identification);
beneficially owned, wherever located, and
5. The following debt obligations are
9–digit CUSIP number; and
includes the following property interests:
generally treated as located outside the
The quotation at which reported.
United States:
1. Generally, the full value of property
Give the main exchange for listed stock;
the decedent owned at the time of death
a. Debt obligations (whether
for unlisted stock, give the post office
as a joint tenant with right of survivorship
registered or unregistered) issued after
address of the main business office of the
(but if the surviving spouse is a U.S.
July 18, 1984 if the interest on them would
corporation, the state in which
citizen, then only half the value of property
be eligible for the exemption from tax
incorporated, and the incorporation date.
held by the decedent and surviving
under section 871(h)(1) were such
In bond descriptions, include:
spouse either as joint tenants with right
interest received by the decedent at the
The quantity and denomination;
of survivorship or as tenants by the
time of his death. However, if the debt
Obligor's name;
entirety). For exceptions, see the
earns contingent interest, some or all of
Maturity date;
instructions on the reverse side of
it may be considered property located in
Schedule E, Form 706.
Interest rate;
the United States (section 2105(b)).
2. Property the decedent and a
Each date when interest is payable;
b. A debt obligation of a domestic
surviving spouse owned as community
corporation if the interest from it (had it
9–digit CUSIP number; and
property to the extent of the decedent's
been received at the time of death) would
Series number (if more than one issue).
interest in the property under applicable
have been treated as income from outside
Give the exchange where the bond is
state, possession, or foreign law.
the United States because the corporation
listed; if it is unlisted, give the
derived less than 20% of its gross income
corporation's main business office.
from sources in the United States during
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