Dc form d76 2019-2025

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The document provides comprehensive instructions for filing the District of Columbia Estate Tax Return (Forms D-76 and D-76EZ) for estates of individuals, detailing eligibility criteria, filing requirements, deadlines, penalties for late submission, and the process for requesting an extension. It highlights changes in tax exclusion amounts and emphasizes electronic filing through MyTax.DC.gov. Additionally, it outlines necessary attachments and specific instructions for calculating taxable estate values.

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Do you have to pay inheritance tax in DC?

There is no inheritance tax in Washington, DC. If you are getting money from someone who lived outside of D.C. when he or she died died, though, check local laws. In Kentucky, for instance, all in-state property is subject to the inheritance tax even if the person taking ownership lives elsewhere.

How to avoid DC estate tax?

In the District of Columbia, if the taxable estate exceeds $4.528 million (and the deceased died in 2023), you will be subject to estate tax on that portion. The executor or personal representative will need to file an estate tax return. An estate with a gross value under $4.528 million is tax-exempt.

What is the DC estate tax return form?

A DC Estate Tax Return (Form D-76 or Form D-76 EZ) must be filed where the gross estate is: $675,000 or more for individuals dying on or after January 1, 2001, even if the Federal Estate Tax Return (IRS Form 706, for decedents dying in 2002 and thereafter) is not required to be filed.

What is the DC estate tax exemption for 2019?

After it becomes official law, the reduced exemption will apply to persons dying on January 1, 2021 and thereafter. D.C.s estate tax exemption is currently $5,762,400 for 2020 decedents and was $5,681,760 for 2019 decedents.

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