Impôt Successoral
En 2024, l'exonération fédérale de l'impôt successoral est de 13,61 millions de dollars par individu. New York impose un impôt successoral séparé avec une exonération de 6,58 millions de dollars et des taux allant jusqu'à 16 %. Les ressortissants étrangers non domiciliés aux États-Unis ne bénéficient que d'une exonération fédérale de 60 000 dollars pour leurs actifs américains, ce qui rend la planification successorale internationale essentielle.
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