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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the REV-1510 Schedule G in the editor.
- Begin by entering the complete name of the estate as shown on the REV-1500 form in the 'ESTATE OF' field.
- Input the file number assigned by the Register of Wills in the 'FILE NUMBER' section.
- In the 'DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY' section, provide details about each transfer, including the transferee's name, their relationship to the decedent, and the date of transfer. Remember to attach a copy of any relevant deeds for real estate.
- For 'DATE OF DEATH VALUE', ensure that all transfers are valued as of the date of death. This is crucial for accurate reporting.
- Indicate the percentage of decedent’s interest subject to tax in the '% OF DECEDENT’S INTEREST' field.
- If applicable, apply a $3,000 exclusion for transfers made within one year of death in accordance with guidelines provided.
- Calculate and enter the taxable value after exclusions in 'TAXABLE VALUE'.
- Finally, total all items in the Taxable Value column and enter this amount on Line 7, Page 2 of REV-1500.
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