bripat9643
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The federal government deserves nothing, no matter the size...That is not how it works. The money goes into an estate which is controlled by an executor named by the deceased in a will and is transferred on to the children, grand children and or whoever is named in a will by that executor after court approval Taxes are paid by the people receiving the inheritance after it has been given to them, but in the example you give no one would be paying taxes because the 5.43 million each individual receives is tax exempt. The amount is adjusted to inflation every year. This is a pesky little fact the anti estate tax folks like to ignore. The first 5 million plus is totally tax free, exempt and excluded from taxation. That means that if you inherit 6 million dollars you will only be required to pay a tax on less than $600,000 at the same rates and conditions as anyone else.No because government takes their money before it goes from the dead person to the heirs.
If my father is worth a million dollars, and he passes that on to his children and grand children, we may each get about $70,000 a piece. If government comes along and takes half of that money first, then we are actually getting taxed at a much higher bracket for the money we are getting.
Government gets a much bigger cut from my fathers estate than his very own children. What's right about that?
It's not their money to begin with... It's the individual's.
Taxation without representation is what the death tax is...
The 'individuals' have voted the government the authority to tax, and the elected representatives have been given the power to spend.
Therefore, some of your money does belong to the government. Legally.
A lynch mob has voted to string you up by the nearest tree. Apparently you believe that means you have no right to complain, right?
You're the dumbest fuck on this board. Seriously.
ROFL! That is so ironic.
You're a despicable servile toady of the omnipotent state. How do you look at yourself in the mirror?