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Taxes on the sale of a foreign inheritance propertyWhat is the name of your state? MD I am a permanent resident and I recently inherited some property from my deceased grandfather in Romania. What taxes would I pay in the US if I chose to sell the property and bring the money to the US? Thanks in advance! Last edited by MissCrabette; 03-01-2005 at 03:45 PM. |
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| It doesn't matter whether you bring the money to the US or not. You will be taxed on it the same way a US Citizen would be. The basis is the value on the date of death. Your gain is the difference between the sale price and the valuation. Snipes
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| Thank you! I figured I'd have to pay tax on capital gains. I suppose it helps that inheritance property that is sold is treated as if it was held for at least a year. Correct me if I'm wrong. So other than paying tax on capital gains, will there be anything else? Income tax or inheritance tax? |
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| Inheritance tax, probably not, since you are receiving the inheritance, and it is coming from a foreign country. Capital Gains taxes are income taxes. Yes, it is treated as long term Snipes
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