Squabbles between the heirs of a deceased owner, or between heirs and employees, can sink a business.
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As with the King Ranch heirs, Briscoe and his heirs dedicated most of their land to cattle ranching.
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And whatever they do to distribute these funds will likely be split up between multiple heirs and even the children of heirs.
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That meant women's rights were cut in half: Female heirs would inherit half the amount of male heirs, and two female witnesses became equal to one male witness.
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That's not just a big windfall for rich heirs, it's a powerful incentive for people with valuable assets to not sell them and instead give them to their heirs.
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The city of Warsaw has long had the practice of appointing a trustee to represent the anonymous heirs of unclaimed property — even if the rightful heirs are all deceased.
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Despite claims made my alleged heirs from around the country, last month, a Minnesota judge ruled that Nelson and her five half-siblings are the only heirs to his fortune.
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" And "heirs" are now the much less romantic "beneficiaries.
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The big tax cut for business owners and heirs to large fortunes will, in the long run, be paid for by people who are not business owners or heirs to large fortunes.
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As a $30-plus trillion-dollar transfer of wealth from baby boomers to their heirs heats up, financial advisors are instituting policies and programs to recruit and retain those heirs as clients.
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Common errors by non-spouse heirs of traditional IRAs include: By understanding the rules before acting, heirs of IRAs can plan in ways that avoid unnecessary taxes and assure continued tax-deferred growth.
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Or some heirs might want to cash out their share.
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Changes regarding male and female heirs have been made before.
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Koh added heirs from previous generations had limited career choices.
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Leaving money to your heirs, however, is not necessarily detrimental.
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If there's any money left, it goes to your heirs.
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But Claude and Picasso's other living heirs were not happy.
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Forests can be transferred to heirs free from inheritance tax.
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The millennial socialists "feeling the Bern" are his rightful heirs.
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Perhaps Mr Wolfe's heirs are due 10% of the royalties?
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That makes it harder for bosses to anoint heirs apparent.
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Unfortunately for Burrus's heirs, the Chartier manuscript failed to sell.
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His heirs sold it, and the new owners demolished it.
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But the same does not go for their own heirs.
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Additionally, unwise spending can rob heirs of a secure future.
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When I die, they write a check to my heirs.
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So Sheldon Adelson's heirs won't have to ever pay tax?
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His heirs are Gargi, Radha and the youngest, disowned Sita.
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This is about making wealthy heirs even wealthier — full stop.
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Or if your heirs can't get past your phone password?
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His heirs were going to get really rich through Theranos.
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Children move away, heirs multiply, and old houses need work.
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It is hard, today, to point to his direct heirs.
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What if I want a death benefit for my heirs?
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What lesson are he and the others teaching their heirs?
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Two strategies for this are donating the investment to charity and passing the investment down to heirs upon death, a move that increases the investment's cost basis and provides a tax benefit to your heirs.
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What's Stopping My Heirs From Selling My Face When I'm Dead?
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Final rulings on estate heirs is currently set for June 27.
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Both filed documents in Prince's probate claiming they are rightful heirs.
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You can buy an annuity that returns some money to heirs.
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There are currently only three male heirs to the emperor's throne.
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A criminal gang seized two brewing heirs during the Great Depression.
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Chapot was also responsible for heirs of a highly unusual sort.
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The children of those rich people aren't all just idle heirs.
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In 2007, one of Tutu Pombo's heirs pressed to allow more.
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If you die, however, your heirs may be subject to RMDs.
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And the House of Saud has no shortage of potential heirs.
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Koditschek's heirs will share in the proceeds with its current owners.
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Kurosawa, toying with Lear for "Ran," made the three heirs sons.
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Doris' heirs are selling the classic 1927 pad for $2.45 million.
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Do your heirs know it's in a safety deposit box somewhere?
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Other concubines, equally favored by the sultan, had their own heirs.
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Those rules have left the imperial family with precious few heirs.
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But it's no longer the heirs who are calling the shots.
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It makes things much easier for your heirs when you die.
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And his heirs could eventually enjoy his enormous assets tax-free.
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Putin employs the heirs to the KGB to attack our democracy.
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Wills can also help you avoid tax pitfalls and feuding heirs.
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Heirs would feel pressure to use their wealth or lose it.
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Personal possessions also must be disposed of or distributed among heirs.
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The show ends with heirs to the Just Above Midtown generation.
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Even if the 2014 will is admitted by Judge Callaghan, a settlement among the heirs may be necessary to avoid legal challenges, and to align the heirs on a plan for managing the estate's assets and businesses.
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The stretch IRA is most beneficial to young heirs of large accounts.
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Their heirs would receive the benefits if a worker dies before retirement.
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Both George IV and his brother William IV died without legitimate heirs.
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The stretch IRA is most beneficial to young heirs of larger accounts.
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Paddock's heirs would not receive anything unless all creditors had been paid.
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Romascu's heirs won it back in 2012 after a protracted legal battle.
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High funeral costs could further eat into what you leave your heirs.
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But it has so much more to offer its would-be heirs.
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If he has his way, said heirs will be calling Vasilly grandpa.
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Here, too, the heirs of the KGB have only exploited human nature.
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Nelson on Tuesday listed herself and five half siblings as his heirs.
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One-tenth of titled families had lost their heirs in the trenches.
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We're heirs to, and keepers of, the most fragile kind of heirloom.
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It is also rid of two, if not four, Tory heirs apparent.
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Users would be allowed to name heirs and leave money to charities.
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Those who marched on Saturday are the heirs to this vile legacy.
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Roth IRA heirs are also required to take RMDs from the accounts.
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Controlling stakes could expose heirs like Mr. Lee to steep inheritance taxes.
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Butt told neighbors she and her children were the heirs to Oudh.
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"They are the heirs of yesterday's foolish fortune tellers," the president said.
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But the emotions that often come with an inheritance can immobilize heirs.
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Shiites consider Hussein and his descendants the rightful heirs of the prophet.
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The vast majority of those heirs will fire their parents' financial advisors.
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Last month, the student body voted to pay reparations to the heirs.
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Otherwise, you're setting the stage for a potential blowup among your heirs.
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My heirs would not be able to split the stake I own.
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For example, reverse mortgages reduce the inheritance you leave for your heirs.
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And many more are from the public institutions gifted by the heirs.
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These agreements may not result in the return of the paintings to the heirs, but the compromise does provide at least a form of resolution and some compensation to the heirs, and brings the artworks out of hiding.
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If they die young, the money will be a windfall for their heirs.
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However, there have previously been changes to heirs and the order of succession.
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Your heirs generally get a tax-free death benefit payout if you die.
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In Mauritius the departing British colonists regarded Indians as the heirs to power.
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Today, however, Skinner's heirs are forcing the sceptics to think again (see article).
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Here's a better idea: Make a gift of the funds to your heirs.
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Tony Elumelu is Chairman of Heirs Holdings and the United Bank for Africa.
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Heirs have rarely done anything to deserve the money that comes their way.
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They are the rightful heirs of a rich culture and an ancient land.
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Bernie Sanders wants to jack up the estate tax for rich heirs. Sen.
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Save too much, you end up with a fancy funeral and wealthy heirs.
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Aileen Getty, one of the J. Paul Getty heirs, now calls it home.
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Twice divorced with no surviving children, he apparently lacked any immediately identifiable heirs.
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Another one in 10 has provided heirs with copies of the original documents.
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In some cases, heirs will be allowed to pay taxes with private assets.
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It hardly matters to the departed, but it's a big concern for heirs.
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Elumelu is chairman of Heirs Holdings and founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation.
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The woman seems like she would be the right mother to his heirs.
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The group's followers claim to be heirs to members of that slim contingent.
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But the wealthy — and especially heirs — face a much different tax planning landscape.
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Do your heirs even know you own domains, and who the registrar is?
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Since the 1800s, Japan has not allowed female heirs to ascend the throne.
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It offers striking visual evidence of the imperial family's existential crisis: few heirs.
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Heirs to the Confederacy had previously organized events in support of the statue.
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This year, heirs of retirement accounts can bypass mandatory withdrawals from those IRAs.
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The ancient Chinese were heirs to both a Taoist and a Confucian heritage.
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The State Paintings Collection has agreed to buy the piece from the heirs.
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And a reverse mortgage can result in you leaving less to your heirs.
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She is also one of the heirs of land owned by her grandfather.
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The heirs began a formal effort to recover the lost works in 2012.
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There are the Mars candy heirs John and Jacqueline with $24 billion each.
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He has become wealthy, and wealth is money with dimension, vision and heirs.
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" Ms. Kesting said: "Reaching out to the heirs is always a sensitive issue.
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They are the rightful heirs to a rich culture and an ancient land.
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The Walmart heirs' combined worth is more than $155 billion, according to Forbes.
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This amount could be less than the death benefits your heirs would have received.
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With three episodes left of Game of Thrones, Westeros is fresh out of heirs.
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Do you need to rent out your house and leave it to your heirs?
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He has no tolerance for Old Money heirs who aren't worthy of their inheritance.
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There are hints of tension among princelings, or the heirs of early Communist leaders.
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Legal heirs cannot forgive the perpetrator of the crime or receive any monetary compensation.
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For instance, what if one of the heirs decides to disclaim the inherited IRA.
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The alleged heirs will also have to provide a copy of their birth certificate.
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Strongmen running Central Asian states erect monuments to themselves as heirs to nomadic empires.
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Both deals unlocked considerable shareholder value for Agnelli family heirs led by John Elkann.
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Bernie Sanders, D-VT, wants to raise estate taxes for rich heirs and Sen.
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Some actors or heirs worry that overexposure will tarnish a celebrity's image, Roesler said.
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He didn't want the heirs to see it, so we received a few boxes.
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"They are the heirs to the Ku Klux Klan and the Nazis," he tweeted.
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Kidnappers looking for a major payout will often target the heirs of wealthy individuals.
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What's more, even when there is an inheritance, it's often dispersed among multiple heirs.
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Until recently, laws across the country had been stacked against holders of heirs' property.
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That makes his parents the legal heirs of his financial estate by Swedish law.
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" It added, "Unevictable renters can pass their units & low rents on to their heirs.
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And the total has been growing faster than states can find owners or heirs.
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Heirs to large estates: The plan calls for the elimination of the estate tax.
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Individual heirs now often claim tiny fractions, and some families collectively use the land.
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Many heirs to the throne have incurred opprobrium on the ground of moral turpitude.
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The Czechs and Slovaks, it was hoped, would behave as Mr. Havel's enlightened heirs.
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Locals and heirs to the family that originally owned the land are not pleased.
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The tax advantages for heirs are partly due to fundamental problems in the law.
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Krefeld city government says the heirs have no proof that the works were loans.
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The biggest as a family were the Waltons, the heirs of Sam Walton. Walmart.
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Members of the Republican Party are heirs to the legacies of Lincoln and Reagan.
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And then in this imaginary lecture I would show her heirs, Louis and Noland.
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And it's certainly true that people (and heirs) increasingly seek to monetize fashion collections.
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Sell and downsize to leave a larger pot of cash for heirs to divide?
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It has worked for the wealthy and their heirs; for industry and concentrated capital.
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Eide had in July 2016 ruled out claims by 29 other would-be heirs.
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Another option is to ensure that chaebol heirs get rich before their parents die.
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Democrats should counter the Republican estate tax giveaway to heirs of the super-rich.
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When a resident dies, 85 percent of that fee is returned to their heirs.
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Those presumptive heirs have split into two camps over the management of the estate.
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So the lost heirs who came into Shay's life are just as suddenly gone.
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Carmen Martinez Bordiu, the eldest of his heirs, declined a Reuters request for comment.
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This tax applies only if assets given to heirs total more than $5.49 million.
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It was only when she looked to sell that Shields realized it was heirs' property and could not be sold until she proved no one else could claim ownership — an arduous process completed with the help of the Georgia Heirs Property Law Center.
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Instead, they borrow against their stock to pay for their consumption and when they pass away, they leave their stock to their heirs with what's called a "step up of basis," so their heirs never have to pay capital gains taxes either!
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She also named herself and five living half-siblings as potential heirs to the fortune.
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If Svartidauði are the reigning kings of Icelandic black metal, Misþyrming are their anointed heirs.
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His heirs have also donated a substantial part of the family fortune to charitable causes.
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Even the most respected and accomplished heirs to the Getty fortune became mired in controversy.
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Under current law, a taxpayer can pass up to $2003 million to heirs tax free.
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The remaining four male heirs include 10-year-old Prince Hisahito, the emperor's only grandson.
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With no heirs to speak of, he has publicly pledged to give away his fortune.
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Heirs to the deceased could also claim the value of goods lost in the fire.
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King Abdel-Aziz, the founder of the modern Saudi state, had dozens of male heirs.
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Under current rules, a taxpayer can pass up to $5.45 million to heirs tax-free.
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Today the farm, still owned by a few Fasken heirs, is valued in the billions.
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And his heirs would eventually benefit from the elimination of the estate tax either way.
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Experts say there are plenty of good reasons to share specifics with your heirs, however.
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Many properties, passed down informally and split up among heirs, lack titles to this day.
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Aerys' heirs were also effectively removed: Prince Rhaegar, his wife, and two sons were murdered.
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Payouts from such policies can be used to buy out heirs who aren't designated successors.
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In short, he hopes that McKinley's heirs still have time to take their party back.
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Methfessel sold her papers to the archive at Vassar in 1998, and her heirs sold
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Via estate taxes, he contended, heirs pay taxes a second time on the same assets.
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The organized left of the plaintiffs in the case are heirs of this new tradition.
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At a time of anxiety about inequality, favouring Mittelstand heirs seems outrageous to many Germans.
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" Or, as his musical heirs will put it this weekend, "Let all the children boogie.
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So make sure to stay up to date on whom you have designated as heirs.
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In 103, their heirs sued, alleging that Princeton was breaking its promise to the couple.
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The second consideration, Lina said, is the particular life situations or personalities of the heirs.
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Mr. Barking said they were still waiting for a notarized list of the Kraus heirs.
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Heirs will get relief soon, as the bill would immediately double the estate tax exemption.
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How the Waltons — America's wealthiest family and heirs to the Walmart empire — live their lives
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The Guardian article does not say whether Ganz heirs also benefited additionally from the sale.
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Roth IRAs are not subject to these requirements, and also have easier rules for heirs.
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Everyone's unsure how organized they are, but they believe they're the rightful heirs: http://bit.
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It is immigrants or their heirs who are in fact propping up the sacred tradition.
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This set an example for some of his most notable heirs in our current century.
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The heirs of Jewish collectors have laid claim to about 20 works in the museum.
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The heirs of Jewish collectors have laid claim to about 20 works in the museum.
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It's for their heirs — you're almost allowing the creation of a royal class of families.
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He married a woman from a wealthy Canadian family, heirs to the Hollinger media fortune.
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During his playing career, the heirs apparent were many but none ever quite panned out.
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While he clings to his privileges, his heirs set about dismantling those traditional power structures.
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Though the Met has returned works before, no heirs of Mr. Aram have come forward.
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A traditional I.R.A., which holds tax-deferred contributions, is a great tax shelter for heirs.
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It has since been expanded to include female heirs who may ascend to the throne.
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The women who are leading the way today are worthy heirs to that movement's ideals.
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Or you can just let the money keep growing free of taxes for your heirs.
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There are four male heirs including 10-year-old Prince Hisahito, the emperor's only grandson.
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The Portuguese of Portugal versus that of its colonial heirs, including Brazil, Angola and Mozambique.
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Four decades after the death of the E.R.A., Schlafly has many descendants, but no heirs.
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The heirs agreed to sell the work back to the museum for an undisclosed price.
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HEIRS TO FORGOTTEN KINGDOMS: Journeys Into the Disappearing Religions of the Middle East, by Gerard Russell.
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If your state has strong posthumous publicity protections, it might be passed down to your heirs.
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Your heirs generally get a death benefit payout free of income taxes if you pass away.
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If heirs ever need more than the minimum, they can take additional amounts at any time.
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And District Judge Kevin Eide ruled potential heirs will need to pay for the testing themselves.
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In many ways, they are the rightful heirs to Arsenal's turn-of-the-millennium title winners.
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The valuation discount can affect any small business that the owner expects to pass to heirs.
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Since there are six siblings, and no other closer relatives, for now those are the heirs.
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The Nizam's heirs, as well as India and Pakistan, had all claimed the fortune as theirs.
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Sometimes appointing even well-meaning relatives or family friends increases the likelihood of friction between heirs.
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Details can prevent heirs from having outsized inheritance expectations, but offering an exact number isn't easy.
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When it comes to passing on wealth to heirs, family dynamics can be the biggest obstacle.
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Claims from two more alleged heirs vying for Prince's estimated $250 million estate have been dismissed.
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Do you see these books as heirs to your legacy or do they seem like deviations?
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He has no sons, who might have been regarded as heirs apparent in the patriarchal culture.
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In other words, where the ideological heirs of the Dixiecrats were the ones calling the shots.
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If an American dies with property worth $5 million, the heirs pay no federal estate tax.
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At eighty, Howe is among the worthiest heirs to the high-modernist line in American poetry.
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Heirs property is estimated to make up more than 1/85033 of Southern black-owned land.
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Leaving behind a pile of cash for heirs isn't a top priority for most baby boomers.
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The estate tax is imposed based on what is owned and transferred at death to heirs.
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If there were multiple heirs, they would all receive distributions based on the oldest among them.
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Much rides on the case, given Glaser's heirs dispute ownership of valuable works elsewhere in Switzerland.
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Other heirs of the modernist legacy have refused to compromise, hunkering down in dissonance and difficulty.
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But whether their seclusion makes them the spiritual heirs to Thoreau or merely fanatics remains unclear.
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But since the war ended in 1945, their heirs have been unable to reclaim their property.
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If they eat too much bacon" — die early — "a lump sum is better for their heirs.
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Such are the codes of decency between the heirs of the Night's Watch: Bros before crows.
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"The business division between the heirs is rather set," said an official at another Samsung affiliate.
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Assets above those levels are generally taxed at 212.9 percent before being passed on to heirs.
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One tax-advantaged way to leave money to heirs is through a Roth individual retirement account.
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The professional athletes doing political battle with President Trump are heirs to the civil-rights movement.
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The personalities may never be as familiar and vibrant again, but these teams are worthy heirs.
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The heirs have even enlisted a high-profile ally, a former German culture minister, Michael Naumann.
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And he had a lucrative investment involving the heirs to the fortune of the musician Prince.
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Net worth:£12.9 billion These are the third-generation heirs to the Tetra Pak packaging fortune.
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Net worth: £25.4 billion Age: 50 & 54 The reclusive pair are heirs to the BMW fortune.
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As Popular Information reports, one of the heirs to the Johnson & Johnson fortune is Woody Johnson.
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Until then, it had apparently been in the hands of Gutkind's heirs (he died in 113).
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The heirs say the Schieles in question were definitely Grünbaum's property and confiscated by the Nazis.
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And the cost could be millions of dollars that goes to pay taxes, not to heirs.
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The report acknowledges that these democratic socialists don't see themselves as the heirs of, say, Lenin.
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Heirs of I.R.A. owners who died in 2019 and earlier can still use the stretch approach.
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"There are no heirs here, the animals are the only ones to inherit it," he said.
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The Kobe Bryant brand appears to be able to start anew basically whenever his heirs want.
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Karimov has no sons, who might have been regarded as heirs apparent in the patriarchal culture.
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Wharton gave away books, including signed volumes for charities to sell, and her heirs scattered others.
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"There are no heirs here, the animals are the only ones to inherit it," he said.
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And Biden wants to end a tax break known as "stepped up basis" that benefits heirs.
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The heirs were represented by James Palmer of Mondex Corporation in negotiations to recover the painting.
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They say it influences how people save, spend, donate and plan what to leave to heirs.
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After the king's death in 1798, the majority of his paintings were sold by his heirs.
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"The monarchy as an institution is all about the monarch and her direct heirs," he said.
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This wasn't acceptable to Reagan in 1961, and it shouldn't be acceptable to his political heirs.
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Congress has squashed a strategy that allows wealthy people to pass large retirement accounts to heirs.
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It declined to name the sellers who were heirs to the couple's eight children, all deceased.
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It can buy the gold statuette back from Academy Award recipients — or their heirs — for $1.
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Boys are seen as the main support for elderly parents and heirs to the family name.
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Until the 20th century, emperors kept concubines in order to ensure the birth of male heirs.
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Generally, the limits on the land continue, even it is passed on to heirs or sold.
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And Mr. Jarman began to enjoy an honorary stature among his musical heirs in New York.
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The amount that people can pass on to heirs without federal tax consequences has roughly doubled.
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Walton, like many of the other ultra-wealthy Walmart heirs, is pretty private about his life.
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The work is currently on display at the Wiesbaden Museum as part its exhibition Caravaggio's Heirs.
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No doubt much of this is people not wanting their heirs to inherit their financial woes.
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Because heirs do not own any particular part of a heirs property parcel, but instead own a fractional interest in the undivided whole, courts generally force the sale of the entire parcel when one co-owner wishes to sell his or her share in the land.
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His view is shared by the Lindon heirs, who are pursuing the return of the painting after its provenance and Nazi confiscation were established by Mondex, which specializes in tracking down looted artworks and matching them with heirs in return for a portion of the work's value.
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For members of the Scripps family, heirs to a media fortune, the answer was really quite simple.
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If a person's heirs have a right to someone's assets, they need to know what they are.
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In Prince's case, because he was a resident of Minnesota, that state's law will determine his heirs.
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Prince's six siblings were officially declared the heirs of his estate on Friday by a Minnesota judge.
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And the money paid into the captive can be transferred to heirs at greatly reduced tax rates.
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While it's common for wills to include a disclaimer, in practice, heirs rarely exercise them, Lehmann said.
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So too the estate tax, a change benefiting only those leaving more than $5.5m to their heirs.
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It is one of the many crosses that the uncomfortable heirs of the Western tradition must bear.
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Leaving New York could also save money for Mr. Trump's heirs at the time of his death.
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Mr Spiegelman's literary heirs do away with much of the metaphor—refugees' lives are quite dramatic enough.
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In 2012, Fitzgerald's family heirs discovered seven stories among family papers that were thought to be lost.
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One of the historic portraits features Queen Elizabeth sitting with her three heirs: Charles, William and George.
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While those heirs take their distributions, they're "stretching" the tax-deferred growth of the IRA over decades.
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Under current law, only male heirs with emperors on their father's side can succeed to the throne.
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For the sake of family harmony, Muldowney recommends talking with prospective heirs about any substantial charitable giving.
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The Whitney bought it directly from his heirs for a price that the museum did not disclose.
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Only when the really rich die, their assets go to their heirs with no income tax consequences.
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"Mr Trump on the big issues Mencken's heirs"You are the most dishonest human beings on Earth.
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Tyka, Prince's only full-blooded sibling, had no interaction with the other potential heirs at the hearing.
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Until recently, US tax law allowed rich people to pass down $5.5 million untaxed to their heirs.
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He bought it in 2012 from the heirs of Britain's fourth Duke of Portland for $7.9 million.
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Last month, biographer J. Randy Taraborrelli published The Kennedy Heirs, which touched on the Swift-Kennedy relationship.
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He had no idea who his parents might have been, and he left no heirs behind him.
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Heirs and children believed to be likely future recipients of family wealth are especially cultivated and recruited.
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Carol Kresge DeArment, one of the heirs to the Kmart fortune, vanished under troubling circumstances in 1983.
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Heirs of non-business wealth face a steep tax schedule that rises to 50% at the top.
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Their modern heirs will not be deterred by a few rude atheists or long waits for visas.
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Such an alliance, between heirs to opposing sides in Ireland's 1922-23 civil war, would be unprecedented.
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That means Gates' heirs would have essentially a $0 tax basis in the Microsoft stock they inherit.
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For older Americans who plan to bequeath shares to spouses or heirs, an inversion is especially costly.
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But committing money to the stock market will allow you and your heirs to build true wealth.
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It also makes it simple to extend the distributions to heirs based on their individual life expectancies.
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Six have an inheritance tax, which applies to heirs: Iowa, Kentucky, Nebraska, New Jersey, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Republican proponents of abolishing it say that would protect heirs to family farms and other small business.
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George Washington's heirs left Mount Vernon largely empty, his possessions sold off after his death in 21400.
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Heirs to the original landowners are now challenging the legality of the sale to the sausage company.
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Whether the heirs will be successful in their challenge to the proposed sale remains to be seen.
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A Camille Pissarro painting recovered from the Gurlitt trove was returned to the heirs of Max Heilbronn.
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Her heirs to the throne of tabloid notoriety have no such luxury, nor do they desire it.
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Heirs may not know to do this, and there is a significant penalty for not taking it.
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Molly and Amy are heirs of Lucy and Ethel, Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton, Abbi and Ilana.
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They have a built-in advantage allowing owners to transfer exponentially more to heirs free of taxes.
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Pericles is the perfect magnanimous man (and in America, George Washington and George Marshall were his heirs).
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Kate may be raising heirs to the British throne, but first and foremost, they're her three kids.
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The Walmart heirs, a handful of people, were collectively worth in November 2017 well over $150 billion.
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Many people use them to legally avoid or defer taxes and swiftly pass assets to their heirs.
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Estate tax is a tax charged when assets are distributed to someone&aposs heirs after they die.
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Read more: How the Waltons — America's wealthiest family and heirs to the Walmart empire — live their lives
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The Netflix hit "Stranger Things" openly cribs from vintage King — and by extension, Savini and his heirs.
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Many people use trusts to legally avoid or defer taxes and swiftly pass assets to their heirs.
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The bill approved by the cabinet on Friday makes no mention of female heirs to the throne.
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Prior law allowed heirs to "stretch" the required minimum annual withdrawals from these accounts over their lifetimes.
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That compressed time window will generally mean larger annual withdrawals — and larger associated tax bills — for heirs.
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The units can be passed along to heirs, Ms. Rodriguez said, or sold via Crystal sales agents.
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In Malaysia, Muslims divide their estate proportionally among heirs according to a Koranic prescription known as Faraid.
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That makes him the younger half-brother of Rhaenys and Aegon, Rhaegar's legitimate heirs with Elia Martell.
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Thomas Guy's intellectual heirs, now styled value investors, continue to avoid bubbles and lose money shorting them.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, who caucuses with the party, introduced a bill to raise taxes on dynastic heirs.
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Mr. Booker has also opposed a loophole that enables heirs to avoid paying taxes on capital gains.
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After insisting for two generations that inequality does not matter, the heirs of Mr. Reagan and Mrs.
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On Wednesday, the left-leaning Center for American Progress released a report saying that Trump personally would get $23 million a year from a proposed business tax cut, while his heirs and heirs of his Cabinet members would reap $3.5 billion from the repeal of the federal inheritance tax.
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Plus, the Smithsonian acquires an Arthur Jafa video, and a Nazi-looted painting is returned to its heirs.
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In 2010, a probate court in Miami declared Mr. López to be one of Mr. López Vilaboy's heirs.
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Whether due to spoiled heirs or investment blunders, the money is usually gone within a generation or two.
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Dividing an estate "per stirpes" means each of that deceased beneficiary's heirs will split his or her share.
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There are few who truly believe the controlling Ford family, heirs of founder Henry, would willingly relinquish control.
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It is still controlled by the heirs of Thierry Hermes, who founded the Paris-based company in 1837.
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But it cannot be long before their Western-educated heirs start adding yacht shows to their social calendars.
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Three cotton factors from Mississippi leased the plantation from Corbin's heirs, using illegal methods to import more Italians.
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And GFSC permits couples of any and all "genderalities" to have children who are their true, Darwinian heirs.
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The show is significant because it's tackling relatively unexplored material: the chaebols, or rich heirs, of South Korea.
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Americans who pass away in 2016 can bequeath $5.45 million to heirs free of the federal estate tax.
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The three older heirs are Akihito's 80-year-old brother and his two middle-aged sons including Naruhito.
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Where they're very similar is in providing large tax cuts to business owners and heirs to large estates.
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But when you die, the value of the annuity typically goes to the insurer, not to your heirs.
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Third Point said the drop suggested shareholders were unhappy with these heirs' decision to back the current board.
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Unknown until now is that the Ganz heirs appear to have sold the collection months before the auction.
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Unlike Social Security, those accounts would not only accrue interest, but could also be passed down to heirs.
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Heirs are typically shielded from taxes on undistributed corporate profits earned before the death of the previous stockholder.
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It might take up to a year, but at least the surviving heirs would eventually learn about it.
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Today's elected leaders, heirs to the left-wing guerrillas who waged war against the state, are equally nervous.
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No, Taylor was married eight times, to seven different men, including film stars, heirs, and even a senator.
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JAB is the investment arm of the Reimann family, the heirs to the German consumer goods conglomerate Joh.
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The House bill would eventually eliminate the estate tax altogether, saving wealthy heirs nearly $24 billion a year.
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And this resistance found support from right-wing intellectuals, heirs to pre-World War II "Old Guard" conservatism.
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Contributions to HSAs would be tax-free and could be passed on to heirs without any tax penalty.
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A big advantage is that heirs won't pay taxes on Roth funds as they would with IRA funds.
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Otherwise, a judge will order all the shares be put up at public auction, forcing heirs to sell.
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Lawyers for the play's producers and the comic duo's heirs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The remaining shares will be held by his heirs, who can only sell their holdings to the foundation.
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Source: New York TimesRead more: 15 times the heirs to massive fortunes disappeared under mysterious or disturbing circumstances
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After the Emperor Xianfeng's death, she governed in the name of young male heirs — from behind a screen.
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The only way to catch most tax evasion by wealthy heirs is by methodically piecing through their schemes.
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But repealing it is costly, and the tax tends to only hit the very wealthy (and their heirs).
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Mr. Benson and his once presumptive heirs reached an undisclosed financial settlement over the trust in February 280.
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It was striking visual evidence of the imperial family's looming existential crisis: It has precious few heirs left.
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Lynskey largely refrains from participating in the quarrel over Orwell's and his novel's true teachings and rightful heirs.
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But repealing it is costly, and the tax tends to hit only the very wealthy (and their heirs).
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Ultimately, his daughter Amy Adams Strunk took over as controlling owner when her brother's heirs backed her bid.
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Mr. Palmer, who represents the Lewenstein heirs, however, says there is no evidence that this is the case.
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By the time of Masako's miscarriage, however, there were only a few male heirs to the throne left.
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But the Grünbaum heirs contend that Mr. Kornfeld's account is a fiction and that the documents are forgeries.
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The court shouldn't let that happen again without first considering the high stakes for St. John's workplace heirs.
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Kate Middleton may be raising heirs to the British throne, but first and foremost, they're her three kids.
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If Biden's campaign comes unhinged, they hope to position themselves as the rightful heirs to the vast middle.
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" Or Evan Sayet, who said in the same weekend article that Democrats are the "heirs to Adolf Hitler.
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Until the HEAR act, heirs who filed claims could not reliably recover if their claims were too old.
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Judge Kevin W. Eide has settled on six of Prince's siblings and half-siblings as his likely heirs.
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Young's heirs were, by the time of the exhibit, enmeshed in a bid to unscramble what had happened.
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For years, his heirs have argued that the collection, which included 81 Schieles, was stolen by the Nazis.
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As one by one the partner-brothers died, the survivors made a settlement with heirs and carried on.
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If you do decide to defer your property taxes, pay attention to how this will affect your heirs.
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But Forbes's data imply that enough tycoons want to "age in place" to make their heirs juicy targets.
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The heirs are descendants of Robert Gotschalk Lewenstein and his sister Wilhelmine Helena Lewenstein, according to the complaint.
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But for other heirs, including adult children, the new rules limit the stretch period to a single decade.
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Before the new rules, heirs could stretch withdrawals until they stop working and enter a lower tax bracket.
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He sold it 26 years later for $67 million, plenty of money to fund several generations of heirs.
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The question of what you leave behind can be especially fraught for people who do not have heirs.
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Currently, assets get a step up in cost basis to market value when transferred to heirs of an estate.
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The Trust is also charged with locating his heirs, which include his sister Tyka Nelson and five half-siblings.
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And, you need heirs for the type of dynastic rule our heroes have been fighting for over eight seasons.
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Her life would proceed like this: Sail to England, marry Arthur, become Queen of England, have a few heirs.
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That's even as one of the Campbell soup heirs, George Strawbridge Jr., partnered with Loeb in the proxy battle.
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We're told the trust is very specific about heirs, and the money is going to select charities and family.
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But these were not the gifts of a father to his heirs — they were transactions, because we were renters.
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In a recent poll, 70% thought their third-generation heirs were unfit to lead firms run to global standards.
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Those heirs get the advantage of "stretching" the IRA's tax-deferred growth over many years while taking smaller RMDs.
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In reality, Theon had two farm boys murdered to make it appear he had killed the remaining Stark heirs.
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Heirs are expected to take control of two-thirds of such fortunes over the next ten to 15 years.
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The baby will also be one of the first ever heirs of mixed race in the British royal family.
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Bremer Trust is also charged with locating his heirs, which include his sister Tyka Nelson and five half-siblings.
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The museum will inherit the house when Goldstein—who has no children, ex-wives, or other obvious heirs—dies.
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In Catholic eyes, after Mary Tudor's death, there were no more rightful heirs that descended from King Henry VIII.
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Yet even if there were proof that they had, Zindel's heirs might find that the case isn't clear-cut.
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The process of paying off all your debt and then distributing the remaining assets to heirs is called probate.
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And he has five children of his own, ensuring a plenty of heirs to take the throne after him.
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We tend to see this kind of problem arise when an estate ties the heirs together in complicated trusts.
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All these artists have amassed collections to which they have deeply personal relationships, working as both heirs and protectors.
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In India Hindu nationalists decry the Western rationalism and universal values embraced by Jawaharlal Nehru and his political heirs.
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Even if your heirs don't like the way you've divvied things up, your wishes will have been made known.
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Prince Charles and Prince William, the two immediate heirs, appear in a set of postage stamps released on Wednesday.
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"Since we are His children, we are His heirs," but we don't just inherit a happy ending in heaven.
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Another example is heirs property, which is passed down informally from generation to generation, usually because there's no will.
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The heirs of the people who died filed wrongful death lawsuits against Cross Creek Pictures, which produced the movie.
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Those aged over 50 overwhelmingly said it was most fair to divide estates equally among heirs, the survey found.
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In other words, the estate and the heirs receive a "stepped up basis" upon the death of their parents.
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Meanwhile, government supporters denounce liberals as somehow heirs to the communists, even as they pine for 1970s television reruns.
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The six heirs also accuse two Walgreens pharmacists of improperly dispensing prescription medication to Prince, according to the lawsuit.
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The funds were later transferred to Deutsche Bank but never made it back to the heirs, the plaintiffs said.
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The heirs to Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan have good reason to be worried, frightened and alarmed.
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Her filings list herself, three half brothers and three half sisters (one of whom is deceased) as potential heirs.
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Republican senators like Richard Lugar and Chuck Hagel were heirs to this philosophy, as were McCain, Royce, and Corker.
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Heirs property is just one of a number of systemic obstacles that black Americans face in building secure livelihoods.
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Only about 15% of heirs were kept informed of the plan and about half knew the basics, he says.
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Sometimes heirs are experienced adults but face other challenges that cause parents to limit their access to IRA money.
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Here, New York Times critics trace the movement's influence in music, art and dance, while tracking some living heirs.
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It's not for the government or almost anyone else to decide whether those heirs have truly earned the estate.
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According to the book, 70% of millionaires didn't inherit their millions, nor were they born as heirs or heiresses.
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It's the only tax that many ultra-rich heirs will ever pay on the millions of dollars they're inheriting.
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Heirs also need a death certificate to access retirement plan accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs, Smith says.
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Only about 15% of heirs were kept informed of the plan and about half knew the basics, he said.
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England expects the Queen to produce heirs, and she has had seventeen pregnancies, but none of her children survived.
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The purse had been passed down through the male heirs in his family, and soon it would be his.
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While your heirs would have to pay tax on the money in a retirement account, a charity would not.
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Since its founding in 20043 by "Big" Bill France, Nascar has been wholly owned by him and his heirs.
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One proposed lineup, seen by The Times, includes no likely heirs, possibly to guarantee Mr. Xi's hold on power.
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Is this another clue that her children are the product of incest and not true heirs to the throne?
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Squint at the thrice-married Logan and his thirsty heirs and you might see the first family as well.
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Clinton has pledged to raise the estate tax levied on property transferred from a deceased person to their heirs.
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The president had also pressed to eliminate the estate tax, a provision that would have hugely benefited his heirs.
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Having no heirs, she left the farm, now 84 acres with about 50 animals, to her manager, Dwayne Nichols.
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According to Islamic jurisprudence, barring exceptional circumstances, women heirs have a right to only half the inheritance of men.
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There were 14 heirs, he was told, and it was impossible to slice up the painting into equal parts.
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These trusts offered the dual benefits of asset protection while also allowing distributions to be "stretched" over heirs' lives.
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Rudy, a real-life actor, comedian and dedicated self-promoter, is played by Eddie Murphy, one of Foxx's heirs.
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After the official's death, Arzuaga said he helped distribute bribe money left in his account to the official's heirs.
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But even among royals, there are big differences between direct heirs to the kings and cousins on the fringes.
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Three generations of Carsons lived in the mansion until the last heirs moved to San Francisco, leaving it unoccupied.
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Still, Dr. Root, 20063, knew enough not to do what many other heirs do: embark on a spending frenzy.
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It's just as likely that his intellectual heirs in and around the Trumpified conservative movement will do just fine.
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Sometimes, they protect profligate offspring from their worst habits; other times, they are the locus of squabbling among heirs.
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Cevian has often clashed with the Krupp foundation, which represents the founders' heirs, who own 21% of the firm.
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Many dual-class shares are written in such a way that founders can pass along control to their heirs.
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A judge excluded 29 would-be heirs in July, bolstering the claims of his sister and surviving half-siblings.
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Roth accounts must also be depleted over a decade, but heirs wouldn't owe any income tax on the distributions.
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An estate tax is levied on the value of a deceased person's estate before it's distributed to the heirs.
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So take care with that legacy planning now, and your heirs will be well in the black later on.
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It found that the president could save more than $20 million himself, while his heirs could save $1.1 billion.
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The sources said the discussions were still preliminary, and indicated there is no definite list of potential heirs apparent.
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An abundance of heirs mixed with patriarchal lines of succession that fail to produce talented leaders can be disastrous.
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Upon the death of Polk's wife, a number of heirs filed a lawsuit arguing that the will was invalid.
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There are three heirs to the Walmart fortune — Jim, Alice, and Rob Walton — bunched together with $44 billion each.
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Not to mention the Portuguese spoken in Portugal versus that of its colonial heirs, including Angola, Brazil and Mozambique.
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Mr. Berman of the historical society said that Mr. Hess's heirs put up a fight to save the Voorhis.
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The foundation publishes descriptions of books with photos in its database when owners or their heirs cannot be located.
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But the cabinet refuses, and she is forced to maintain the name Windsor for her heirs and their descendants.
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Hyatt heirs Jay Robert and Mary Kathryn Pritzker each gave $1.25 million, bringing their combined total to $10.8 million.
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That said, you're dead, but your heirs should pay the tax that you unfortunately didn't live to pay. Yes.
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Such policies typically cover two people, usually a married couple, and provide benefits to their heirs only after both die.
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Any equity remaining beyond the amount borrowed can be passed onto heirs, but no debt will be transferred to them.
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State estate and inheritance taxes, on the other hand, take a bite out of what you leave to your heirs.
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As a result, these heirs can "stretch" the IRA's tax-deferred growth for many years while taking those small distributions.
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From 1849 to 1995 only heirs to the throne (and their spouses and widows) received financial support from the state.
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He went through five wives after Catherine, forever in search of a son — but no male heirs survived into adulthood.
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Campbell Soup heirs who hold roughly 41 percent of the company's shares have already come out in support of Campbell.
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Ehlert advises clients to buy "second to die" policies that provide benefits to heirs after the last surviving spouse dies.
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When asked if the government will ask the panel to discuss the issue of heirs, Suga said it would not.
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Under current law, individuals can leave up to $11.4 million to heirs through their estates before the money is taxed.
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As artist, Als presents a single installation that defines the perimeters, in the artist's mind, of who Baldwin's heirs are.
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Heirs will need to make sure they meet all the requirements for a qualified disclaimer under federal and state law.
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CNN also reached out to attorneys for Prince's siblings -- who are considered his heirs -- but didn't get an immediate answer.
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The emperor of the Burnt Empire has died, and his heirs must prove their worthiness to sit atop the throne.
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Art, vintage cars and other collectibles passed down to family heirs are often subject to estate taxes or gift taxes.
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The three older heirs are Akihito's 80-year-old brother and his two middle-aged sons including Crown Prince Naruhito.
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The twin heirs, born less than half an hour apart, are fourth and fifth respectively in line to the throne.
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Eighteenth-century Britain and France saw themselves as heirs to Palmyra, early Republican America as the new Athens or Rome.
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Hermes Pardini was founded by the namesake Brazilian doctor in 1959 and is currently 70-percent controlled by his heirs.
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Both works were part of a set of Nazi-looted paintings that were restituted to Bloch-Bauer's heirs in 2006.
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Yet as wealthy individuals plan for how to pass on those assets, many are not discussing it with their heirs.
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This release will be binding upon your relatives, spouse, heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators, and any other interest parties.
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One big advantage is that if holders die before the maturity date, the capital would be passed to their heirs.
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And, of course, you might never know if something's wrong with planning by this means — but your heirs eventually may.
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Milton Esterow delves into the challenges faced by the five surviving heirs and the simmering conflict between two of them.
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Excluding the five works deemed worthy of restitution to the heirs of their Jewish owners, almost 500 require further research.
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His widow, Jillian, said in a statement that Arthur and his heirs have never benefited from the sale of OxyContin.
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After his widow, Elise, died in 23.2, her heirs learned the couple's massive art collection had changed hands years earlier.
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The last thing it needs is for companies to be ruined by incompetent heirs or torn apart by pointless disputes.
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The Museum of Modern Art returned the painting to Fischer's heirs last November following an investigation of the work's provenance.
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Earlier court papers, filed on May 18, stated that the alleged heirs will have to pay for the testing themselves.
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Any amount above and beyond what is called for in his contracts is too much and unfair to Michael's heirs.
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In contrast, the contributor to a portable, self-directed plan who dies early leaves the account balance to his heirs.
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It is an entire strategy to protect you and your spouse in retirement and leave a legacy for your heirs.
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Graham, to his credit, consistently reached out to members of both major parties, but his ideological heirs typically do not.
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And if you die still holding those securities, your heirs get them with any tax on the capital gains erased.
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The brothers bequeathed to their heirs a laudable tradition of benevolence, and an immense fortune with which to indulge it.
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But what happens if you die unexpectedly — and you haven't told your loved ones and heirs about your cryptocurrency stash?
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In his story, a million small incentives allow the accidental heirs of global power to get precisely what they want.
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Using Forbes' figure, the Republican plan to eliminate the estate tax would save Trump's heirs as much as $1.24 billion.
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Some of the informal land transfers that resulted in the creation of heirs property date to the end of slavery.
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At the federal level, the 2018 farm bill contains provisions that extend access to USDA resources for heirs property owners.
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When taxpayers pass away, the tax bases they had in their marketable securities would thus carry over to their heirs.
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In a handful of counties around Atlanta, they estimated, $2 billion worth of land is tied up as heirs' property.
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Alice Walton is one of the heirs to the Walmart fortune and is the second-wealthiest woman in the world.
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This rule applies to withdrawals made to heirs who own inherited IRAs, as well as for the original account owner.
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His many heirs (he had 14 children) command several fortunes, from Hunt Oil and Petro-Hunt to Rosewood Hotels & Resorts.
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Things take a turn when she discovers she has superpowers and becomes part of a secret society of royal heirs.
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In all, there are 6 firms listed as handling everything from claims by potential heirs to Paisley Park Museum plans.
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Multiple sources tell us the heirs are already at each other's throats and war has broken out on several fronts.
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The 11th biggest private landowner in the US, holding 830,19 acres, are the heirs of 19th-century merchant David Pingree.
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According to the docs, the thievery cost Gillespie's heirs more than $700k -- and they're suing to get back the cash.
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"I'm 83, and I don't have any heirs," Mr. Roth said, explaining why he decided to give the library away.
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Family-owned businesses and startups risk their heirs being hit with a substantial tax bill should the owner suddenly die.
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Make a list of your assetsIn order to leave property to your heirs, you need to know what you have.
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Any confrontation between the children of Saud and the heirs of Ibn Abd al-Wahhab will be destructive for both.
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If people who earn salaries, receive unemployment benefits or profit through barter exchanges pay taxes, so too should wealthy heirs.
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But Robinson's take on Calvin and the Puritans who were his heirs is at cross-purposes with the popular imagination.
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But well into the century the United States was still paying out pensions to the heirs of Civil War soldiers.
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Once Baldwin's younger brother David died, the property reverted to the heirs of his friend and former landlady Jeanne Fauré.
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At Rivas's funeral, Colmenero's heirs asked Rivera if he would continue the business in their father's name, and he agreed.
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The owner could then swap the building for $120 million of stock, making it easier for his heirs to divide.
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Campbell's top three shareholders are heirs to the founder, and they collectively own more than 40 percent of the stock.
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President Vladimir Putin's power is enforced by his fellow former K.G.B. officers, the heirs of Lenin and Stalin's secret police.
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These heirs direct their family's philanthropic efforts, trade on their family names to notch plush gigs, and become society figures.
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The home is thus passed down to heirs at a deep discount on the actual market value of the house.
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For years, his heirs have argued in courts and elsewhere that the Nazis stole the collection, which included 81 Schieles.
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A trust establishes a veritable plan for transferring money and property to heirs, managing estate taxes, and giving to charity.
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Speaking of relatives, attorney Bob Karn, CFP and principal with Karn Couzens & Associates, warns heirs against fights with their siblings.
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The heirs had not known where these two Schiele drawings were until they were spotted at the 2015 Armory exhibition.
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A will smooths the way for your heirs to inherit whatever you're going to give them, saving time and money.
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Andrew Carnegie is renowned for giving his wealth away, fearful that large inheritances would decrease the drive of his heirs.
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It said too much time had passed since the Grunbaum heirs had made their claim, causing evidence to be lost.
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As is now common in Silicon Valley, Mr Neumann demanded more power for himself and his heirs via supervoting rights.
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In simple terms, this is the process of paying off your debt and distributing the remaining assets to your heirs.
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Since Roth IRAs don't have required minimum distributions, they can increase significantly in value over the years for your heirs.
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If they prioritise preserving their heirs' fortunes, then states that taxed inheritances after 2001 should have become bereft of billionaires.
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Now, this inherited wealth can come with significantly more baggage, and affected heirs will typically feel its weight almost immediately.
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The best answer may be the most cynical: because it benefits key leaders, their friends, their heirs and their donors.
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These princesses were imported from Germany to provide heirs for the Hanoverian dynasty which succeeded to the British throne in 1714.
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That's even as Campbell Soup heirs, who hold roughly 41 percent of Campbell, have already pledged their support to the company.
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JPMorgan has groomed potential successors to Dimon so well that numerous heirs apparent have left to help lead other large companies.
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This way, money you use when you go on claim will reduce the proceeds your heirs will receive when you die.
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Heirs would only be required to take out a minimum amount each year (also tax-free) based upon their life expectancies.
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This should come in handy – the kids are heirs to a family trust rumored to be worth more than $1 billion.
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Since the Purple One apparently didn't have a will, the administrator will have to determine heirs for his $300 million estate.
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Even better, by using certain types of trusts, a founder can replicate that tax-free bonanza for his or her heirs.
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It was more or less abandoned until President Carter gave the place back to Post's heirs, who sold it to Trump.
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Last week, a Minnesota court appointed a special administrator of the estate and determined that all possible heirs have been reached.
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A shortage of male heirs has led to calls to change the succession rule but the reform is anathema to traditionalists.
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I wrote last week about contaminated properties that are left to unsuspecting heirs who find themselves obligated to clean them up.
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These lands have often been passed to heirs of the first owner, even in the absence of a will or deed.
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The judge agrees, and has ruled Prince's assets will be distributed to his heirs ... in this case, his brothers and sisters.
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Pictures show him meeting Queen Elizabeth at a tournament and laughing with heirs to the throne Prince Charles and Prince William.
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Today, the threshold is $5.5 million for individual estates — meaning anyone who leaves their heirs less than that amount is excluded.
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His two daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, will also move down a spot along with the rest of the heirs.
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This is something for which Americans—heirs to the legacy of Edison and Franklin, the ultimate basement tinkerers—are particularly adept.
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Regina maintains there is a trust in her name, and wishes to be included in the DNA testing for potential heirs.
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The move is a sign Prince's heirs are looking to liquidate his assets rather than hold onto 'em for sentimental reasons.
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The estate filed a response to Snowe Melinda Saxman ... saying she missed the deadline to establish the heirs to Prince's fortune.
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Walmart is also noteworthy because the Walton siblings, heirs to the company's founder, are collectively the richest family in the world.
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Sources close to Prince's heirs tell TMZ ... they're dumbfounded at how much money it costs to manage the late singer's estate.
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To avoid these errors, heirs should have a thorough understanding of rules, preferably with the help of a qualified tax professional.
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After his death, his heirs Claudio Abbado and Riccardo Muti went on to great success, conducting both opera and symphonic works.
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Talking through your goals and how you'd like to share your wealth with your heirs is only part of the story.
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For special-needs heirs, a trust could be set up to provide for their care for life, without disrupting current benefits.
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But a king without heirs, now that's a tragedy ... Be prepared for a stunning proposal that power and beauty should bond.
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She has been a protector for humanity for years, and her heirs are being trained to take on her important position.
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For hundreds of years marriage was essentially an economic contract between two families, designed to ensure heirs for the groom's clan.
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That's the process by which all of your debt is paid off and then the remaining assets are distributed to heirs.
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Additional benefits of a trust: Heirs will still be able to access the money but it will be exempt from creditors.
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He would certainly have at his disposal craven right-wing politicians who are worthy heirs to Hindenburg, Brüning, Papen, and Schleicher.
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Boomers are also more likely to gift their wealth to charitable causes, making the wealth transfer to heirs smaller than anticipated.
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But not all issues are easily identified, especially when they're related to things like forged signatures, filing mistakes, or unknown heirs.
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In the spirit of cooperation, we hope that this New Year will bring greater dialogue with Holocaust survivors and their heirs.
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Failing to properly plan could mean that property isn't passed as you intend, or even trigger legal consequences for your heirs.
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"White Americans have long imagined themselves the heirs to some long medieval political tradition of freedom and superiority," Abrams told me.
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Both Mr. Trump's and Mr. Ryan's plans eliminate a deep-rooted Republican bête noire, the estate tax on bequests to heirs.
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Moreover, our income and payroll taxes allow heirs to exclude everything they inherit from their tax returns, no matter how vast.
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Designed by Kevin Roche and John Dinkeloo, the heirs to Eero Saarinen's practice, Ford reimagined corporate modernism in the mid-1960s.
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POSSIBLE HEIRS, CONSTITUTION REFORM Several ministers are also seen as possible contenders to succeed Abe, including his right-hand aide Suga.
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Germany: A painting looted by the Nazis was finally returned by a German cathedral to the heirs of its Jewish owners.
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The heirs of the Dutch abstract artist say Mondrian lent, but did not give, four paintings to a museum in Krefeld.
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Mr. Niarchos suggested "photographing the 'intellectual heirs' of the figures who inspired the shoes" in the shoes, Mr. Gómez-Lechón said.
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And wealthy heirs, who did nothing to earn their wealth except choose the right parents, would pay no taxes at all.
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By comparison, the UK's artist resale rights were introduced by European legislation in 2006, and extended to artists' heirs in 2012.
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In the 1980s, the United States apologized for a "fundamental injustice" and paid reparations to survivors and heirs of those interned.
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We are also guardians of the ideals Canova saw in us, heirs to a revolutionary tradition with life in it yet.
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The way he sees it, Queen Elizabeth's heirs didn't ask to be born into the Royal Family and all that entails.
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Mr. Swartz, 103, was one of the heirs to the Timberland outdoor clothing and footwear brand, which was sold in 2011.
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Now in his mid-80s, Vance has no known heirs and would like Harry to discover whether there are unknown ones.
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Between $1 trillion and $3 trillion will be transferred to heirs every year through 2050, according to a study by Accenture.
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Some analysts reckon these execs are more suitable heirs to Benioff's freewheeling company and corporate culture than the buttoned-down Block.
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Now, heirs of Grünbaum have been awarded two of his Schiele paintings in a landmark ruling by a New York judge.
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Ella Baker has many political heirs today, people who carry on in the defiant spirit of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.
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This way, young heirs get the benefit of "stretching" the IRA's tax-deferred growth over many years while taking smaller RMDs.
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However, new rules require heirs to deplete the accounts within 10 years of the owner's death — a much shorter time frame.
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And while they now play in different national leagues, both claim that they are the true heirs to that club's past.
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The two were also ordered to hand the works over to Picasso's heirs and to pay legal and other related costs.
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The estate, sold by his heirs for development, was combined with other parcels and subdivided in 1887 to create the neighborhood.
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According to the Huffington Post, the Lee siblings aren't the general's only heirs to denounce the violence Confederate monuments can cause.
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Chief among them: Wealthy Americans can pass much of their riches to their heirs without paying taxes on capital gains — ever.
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Ms. Ayling said she was "worried about the fact that the Heirs to the Confederacy have been coming to campus armed."
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And in 18, a mild landscape in oil on cardboard from 1907 was restituted to the heirs of the original owner.
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In the docs she says there is a trust, and she should be included in any DNA testing of potential heirs.
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"Aristotle counseled elderly men to conceive in the summer if they wished to have male heirs," the textbook Developmental Biology explains.
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In addition to the van Dyck, it has announced it will return "Springtime in the Mountains," by Hans Thoma, to the heirs of Hedwig Ullmann, a Jewish art collector who fled Nazi Germany before the outbreak of World War II. Given German law, the heirs of the original Jewish owners must rely on the good will of private collectors.
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Not so for one of his intellectual heirs, Francis Galton of Britain, who agreed that averages were excellent tools for understanding individuals.
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Separate trusts allow each beneficiary to have RMDs based on his or her own life — and they also reduce strife among heirs.
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On top of that, many companies simply don't have processes set up for transferring data from deceased users over to their heirs.
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Sweden's previous monarch, Karl XIII, had no natural heirs, and his successor, the Danish prince Christian August, suffered a sudden fatal stroke.
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Those departures come after two lower-level members of House leadership, who were seen as potential heirs apparent, also left the House.
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People marry off their children to form alliances to other houses, people get married to produce heirs — it's all pretty important stuff.
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The second requirement prohibits an insured company from being wholly owned by one person and the captive by his or her heirs.
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Although a single heir could be adopted, this method of succession planning was usually done through marriage as male heirs were preferred.
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Prince is just one of many who've left behind a legal cacophony for courts to iron out and heirs to fight over.
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His two daughters, Princess Beatrice and newlywed Princess Eugenie, will also move down a spot along with the rest of the heirs.
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The tiara was not among the pieces (like the Poltimore) that were auctioned off by her heirs following her death in 2002.
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Mikasa's death at the age of 100 - the oldest Japanese royal in recorded history - leaves just four heirs to the Chrysanthemum throne.
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Female infanticide in India spans centuries, with an estimated three million girls "missing" as a result of social preferences for male heirs.
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The daughters' sacking may hint that Hanjin is at last trying to rein in the worst excesses of its executive-suite heirs.
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That means you could leave your heirs up to $5.45 million and pay no federal estate taxes if you died this year.
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Moll's heirs claim that their grandmother, fearing that the portrait would be confiscated by the Nazis, entrusted it to a family friend.
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The Museum der Moderne Salzburg returned Berthe Morisot's "Jeanne Pontillon à la capeline" (1884) to the heirs of the David-Weill family.
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We're told at the current burn rate, heirs feel there's gonna be close to nothing when it's time to distribute the inheritance.
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A Frankfurt-based trader said this reflected hopes that Kellerhals's heirs would be able to reach an agreement with the company's management.
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It's not the first time for Sheeran, either ... the heirs of a 'Get It On' co-writer also sued back in 2016.
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Instead, he said, he urges them to focus on making sure their assets are properly titled to go directly to the heirs.
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"Is it that your heirs get more money, or that you and your spouse have a reduced chance of outliving your money?"
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In March, the JAB Holding Company, the investment arm of Germany's Reimann family, who are heirs to the consumer goods company Joh.
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Mr. McMillon was the favorite of Mr. Walton's heirs, who own a large amount of Walmart's stock and sit on the board.
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In 2010 a government commission recommended that the Leopold give five Schiele watercolors from its collection to one of Mr. Mayländer's heirs.
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It requires courts to consider a number of factors before partitioning the property, including heirs' historical and sentimental attachment to the land.
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Both the UPHPA and the farm bill provide more security for heirs property owners and help to strengthen communities across the country.
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Ms. Brown died in August 2012 at the age of 90, two years after Mr. Brown, with no children or other heirs.
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If the heir or heirs decide to immediately sell the holding, none of the gain would be subject to capital gains taxes.
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Unless heirs are directly involved in the business, Mr. Nagorney said, they often prefer to have any inherited ownership stake cashed out.
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Pressure from the Nazis caused the dealers to sell for just 35 percent of its market value, lawyers for the heirs said.
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S. mobster's heirs to Cuba: You owe us — so pay up" and a CNN Money video entitled "Ken Burns: Trump divides us.
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The adventure of the lost heirs begins when Shay and her friend Giustinia run into Harena at the Fleur des Îles café.
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But your heirs would not be able to take this step-down, since they'd inherit the stock at a new, lower basis.
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POSSIBLE HEIRS, CONSTITUTION REFORM Several likely ministers are also seen as possible contenders to succeed Abe, including his right-hand aide Suga.
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The heirs staked a claim to all eight paintings based on a research report conducted for them and made public last year.
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That includes money from the deal involving the Prince heirs, who ended up finding a new lender after the sanctions took effect.
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The kind that just devotes itself to producing cute new heirs to the throne and doesn't even have a national security adviser.
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A dozen years ago, his father, a lawyer, was involved with the estate of a woman with many heirlooms but few heirs.
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For we depend on you — the heirs to that legacy, our men and women in uniform and the citizens who support you.
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Prince, for example, died three years ago, but his estate has faced dramatic business conflicts and complaints from heirs about its management.
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Some of the heirs to the $13.4 billion Anheuser-Busch beer fortune are now starring in a reality TV series on MTV.
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Their heirs in the eighth inning ran into some trouble, allowing three runs to necessitate an early appearance by closer Jeremy Jeffress.
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In Arnhem Land along the Gulf of Carpentaria, they are the heirs and stewards of 3,300 square miles of land and sea.
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People who want to leave an I.R.A. to heirs, but avoid burdening them with a potential tax bill still have some options.
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The account owner would owe taxes at the time of the conversion, but withdrawals would then be tax-free to the heirs.
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But the way his Copenhagen heirs deliver his work reveals a wealth of understanding that feels close to the heart of dance.
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The two men had a deep admiration for each other and considered their daughters the heirs to their sports legacies, ESPN said.
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The result is that the children's victories feel won by bravery, creativity and intelligence, which makes them true heirs of the Morningstarrs.
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Written and read to crowds at critical moments, Yevtushenko poems like "Stalin's Heirs" caught the spirit of a nation at a crossroads.
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The strategy of presidents before AMLO of removing kingpins caused infighting as would-be heirs killed each other to seize vacant thrones.
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Left-wing philosophers — heirs, in a sense, to 1789 — believe that philosophy's point is to chart how the world should be remade.
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But they were returned to the heirs last year after a ruling by a New York state court judge, Charles J. Ramos.
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The DeVos family, heirs to the Amway fortune, has long been a leading source of money for Republicans in Michigan and beyond.
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The president is a professed idolater of Ferdinand Marcos Sr., and his election campaign was partly bankrolled by the late dictator's heirs.
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The attorney's heirs had inherited the 2,700-square-foot residence after their father's death in 2009 and were looking to sell it.
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An article last Sunday about heirs who do not want all of their parents' belongings misstated the job held by Jennifer Lacker.
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All three of the works had recently been returned to the heirs of the French property developer and art collector Gaston Lévy.
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In recent weeks, disputes among the heirs have continued, over legal fees and Comerica's request for wider discretion in managing the estate.
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It was later identified by Mondex, which traced the Bleichröder heirs and began helping them to recover their lost art in 2010.
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Buckingham Palace released a new portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with three generations of heirs: Prince Charles, Prince William, and Prince George.
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A group of famous heirs, including Franklin Delano Roosevelt III and Jazz Johnson, offered lessons they had learned from their own gatherings.
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Conservatives also do not want to open up the law to further revisions, including the admission of female heirs to the throne.
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A trust fundA trust establishes a veritable plan for transferring money and property to heirs, managing estate taxes, and giving to charity.
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The Flechtheim heirs criticize Bavaria for refusing to open records that they say would help research into the fate of the paintings.
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Now, the company is fighting to establish memories for the next generation, while Dorrance heirs must decide the future of their fortunes.
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Fees can be an obstacle, and interest, and interest on interest, can drain any equity that might otherwise be left to heirs.
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"This is to help the heirs understand how the foundation works and the causes that their family will give to," he said.
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In the Liberal campaign script, they were defenders of the small-L liberal international order, heirs to the popular Democratic U.S. president.
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New federal rules for individual retirement accounts greatly increase the tax burden for some heirs by telescoping the allowable period for withdrawals.
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Instead, this bill will spend money preserving unfair tax breaks for hedge fund billionaires and shrinking the inheritance tax on their heirs.
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The heirs of that revolution fought a Civil War to save our nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to that revolutionary proposition.
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The City of Cologne announced that it will return a drawing by Adolph von Menzel to the heirs of its original owners.
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So even if you live in a state with a firmly established posthumous right of publicity, I hope you trust your surviving heirs.
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As the new photo of George, the Queen and the elder heirs proved, he doesn't have to do much to grab everyone's attention.
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The sweet portrait features four generations of direct heirs: Queen Elizabeth, her son Prince Charles, his son Prince William and of course George.
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Other Campbell's heirs, representing 41 percent of the shares, have come out in support of the company, a blow to Loeb's activist campaign.
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For instance, because Prince didn't leave any enforceable rules about what to do with his music, his heirs can do what they want.
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A big factor behind these let-downs is the flaws of the main political parties, heirs to the combatants of the civil war.
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Also in honor of the special holiday, the Swedish royal family released four new photographs showing the heirs to the throne at play.
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Meanwhile feuding has become a pastime of the feudal class, as Islamic inheritance laws requiring an equal split among male heirs fragment estates.
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Trump has proposed making it easier to pass on HSAs to heirs while House Republicans want a nearly-twofold increase in contribution limits.
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"If making sure individual heirs receive the maximum benefit is important, it is worth considering other vehicles for your charitable giving," Walsh says.
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His vision for the future set the mold for his many literary heirs, including Alastair Reynolds, James S.A. Corey, and Allen M. Steele.
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The Liberal Democrats, the heirs to the SDP-Liberal Alliance, polled only 8% in last year's election, on a platform of reversing Brexit.
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You can't give 2018 tax-free gifts to your heirs today or harvest losses on investments tomorrow to offset gains realized last year.
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In Early September, the museum returned an Oskar Kokoschka artwork to the heirs of Alfred Flechtheim after they were stolen in Nazi Germany.
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Most people who are not wealthy have more of their money in assets that pass to heirs through beneficiary designation forms, not wills.
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For example, should you inherit a home, you'd need to decide (perhaps jointly with other heirs), if and when to sell, Bradley said.
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Reverse mortgages are complicated, and things have sometimes gotten messy for borrowers with surviving spouses or heirs who hoped to inherit the home.
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It's essential to put a greater emphasis on adopting best practices in keeping your crypto assets secure — today and later for your heirs.
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His "legitimate" heirs were held out as upstanding citizens, while the "illegitimate" descendants were said to be criminals, paupers and dull-witted wastrels.
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The Nazis, who believed themselves the heirs and masters of European civilization, had an interest in protecting Paris's status as a cultural capital.
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Unfortunately, that good work is undone by expensive giveaways to the owners of firms, and unnecessary windfalls to the heirs of the rich.
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Each of the heirs also benefits from being able to exercise a complement of property rights, including the right of disposition (or sale).
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The complex deal will see Saint-Gobain acquiring Schenker-Winkler Holding AG (SWH) from the Burkard family, heirs to the founder of Sika.
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According to another study, also backed by the Forest Service, heirs' property is considered "one of the primary contributors" to that massive drop.
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The law does not ease all aspects of owning heirs' property, but it does seem to be having an effect, close observers say.
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According to The New York Times, the Heirs to the Confederacy had organized events in support of the Confederate monument in the past.
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Glaser's heirs now cite June 1933 Basel Art Commission meeting minutes describing works "from the Glaser auction", indicating the museum knew the source.
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Several siblings appear on the list, including the heirs of the Mars candy and Walmart fortunes, proving the endurance of American dynastic wealth.
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Face family conflict early in the planning process and be sure that your heirs have some expectation about what they're likely to receive.
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"All of a sudden, heirs of slaves are looking at the Democratic Party, and they moved over to the Democratic Party," he said.
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The estate tax, which Republicans call the "death tax," is a tax on the assets left to heirs by people when they die.
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One sister eventually revolted against her brother's edict — but not until 393, when she was 239, too late to produce potentially troublesome heirs.
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Private student loans, which aren't forgiven when the borrower dies, can be another chunk of change your heirs will have to deal with.
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Colombia's right-wing armed groups were officially disbanded between 2003 and 2006 and the government does not recognize their heirs as paramilitary organizations.
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It also abolishes the so-called the death tax - taxes imposed on the value of a deceased person's estate before distribution to heirs.
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They write that only the very high-income earners or heirs to their money in his sample were less likely to be planners.
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They are heirs to an ancient tradition of humble, loincloth-clad wisdom seekers, but opportunism seems to come with the territory as well.
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And they're also using tax evasion to entrench their privilege and pass it on to their heirs, which is the real Trump story.
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In future generations, I think our evangelical heirs will look back in disappointment on our response to the refugee crisis of our time.
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Use a password manager, which acts as an itemization of your online accounts and ensure your heirs can access its emergency recovery key.
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He had no direct heirs except for his sister, and she basically proved very difficult to find, so Jenni eventually tracked her down.
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Gray lizards, those heirs of ruin, of sepulchres and desolation, glided in and out among the rocks or lay still and sunned themselves.
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As Dr. Kimble emphasized, the connection is not conclusive: Mr. Miller left no heirs, and his personal papers are silent on the subject.
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Gaining control of the latter brand came about almost by accident, the result of an internecine feud between the heirs of Ferdinand Porsche.
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"Michele Marullo Tarchaniota" is being sold by the heirs of a Catalan politician and arts patron, who acquired it about a century ago.
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But if there are multiple heirs in different financial brackets, disagreements may break out over whether to keep or sell an inherited home.
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That's prompted many to say it's time for women to be allowed to ascend to the throne, or at least bear royal heirs.
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When anti-Semitic legislation was imposed in German-occupied France, Dorville's heirs decided to sell the pictures at auction in Nice in 1942.
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But as time passes, the question of whether his heirs have inherited his talent for flogging objects of desire will come into focus.
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But today's Republicans are Lincoln's heirs in one significant way: They, like him, are determined to undermine the land rights of Native peoples.
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