This is Japan? What a horrible system and policy. In the U.S., all transfers to survivor spouse is non-taxable unless it is from U.S. citizen to a non-U.S.-citizen.
@@RachelSnow-w3i The U.S. inheritance, estate tax exemption amount of 13.6M exemption amount is only for U.S. citizen heirs. Be aware. I know this is 100% correct. No matter who the the heir is. When the heir is bringing the money outside of the U.S. (in a way inherited by non-U.S.-citizens), there is no exemption amount. Read the form instruction. When the person is non-U.S.-citizen, the exemption amount is 0.
Actually in US, if one of spouse died, half the assets is taxable (heavy tax) but when couples still alive, the 'will' can define how the assets can be distributed to avoid tax. Rich people can gift to their children each year according to tax law. So many years later, the heavy tax can be avoided and the assets can be kept by whoever on the will. Plan ahead is important.
淡淡的憂愁！淡淡的情感！
好美的风景好美的地方
2020年4月の民法の相続法改正により「配偶者居住権」が新設されました。これは、自宅の持ち主が亡くなっても残された配偶者が無償で住み続けられる権利です。
認識耶穌是人生最大的福份。
耶稣是道路、真理和生命，藉由信祂跟隨祂才可去天父那裡!
有 神的地方就是天堂!
不合理的税法，逼死了外婆。
👍⋯剛好這就是大概現在要準備面對的事實⋯⋯😢無奈無助⋯常常掉進洞裡內心高興不起來⋯
應該是不動產業的人的，而非公務部門稅務局的人。
不過，無損感傷！
認真生活並且處變不驚。😊
This is Japan? What a horrible system and policy. In the U.S., all transfers to survivor spouse is non-taxable unless it is from U.S. citizen to a non-U.S.-citizen.
@@fionachen7076 I think it is free for spouses and children doesn’t matter they are US citizen or not. I may be wrong.
@@RachelSnow-w3i The U.S. inheritance, estate tax exemption amount of 13.6M exemption amount is only for U.S. citizen heirs. Be aware. I know this is 100% correct. No matter who the the heir is. When the heir is bringing the money outside of the U.S. (in a way inherited by non-U.S.-citizens), there is no exemption amount. Read the form instruction. When the person is non-U.S.-citizen, the exemption amount is 0.
Actually in US, if one of spouse died, half the assets is taxable (heavy tax) but when couples still alive, the 'will' can define how the assets can be distributed to avoid tax. Rich people can gift to their children each year according to tax law. So many years later, the heavy tax can be avoided and the assets can be kept by whoever on the will. Plan ahead is important.