Is this only for spouses? If someone was separated and had children does it not apply? Or is it just the case that you can write it off against the applicable CAT if it's children inheriting rather than a spouse?
Foreign holders of U.S. assets who fail to pay estate taxes could be costing the U.S. Treasury billions of dollars.
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Under U.S. tax law, the estates of foreign holders of U.S. assets, such as stocks, real estate, or valuables, are required to pay estate taxes on those assets after the death of the owner. There’s even a handy piece of IRS paperwork — form 706-NA — to help calculate the tax.