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Business, 02.01.2020 21:31 niescarlosj

Sydney has inherited her grandmother's estate worth approximately $4.5 million. she is worried about paying taxes on the estate and the inheritance. how will these taxes affect her new estate and inheritance? a. while the federal government sometimes taxes the estates of deceased persons, california has eliminated inheritance taxes altogether. b. california has eliminated all estate and inheritance taxes. due to the elimination, federal estate taxes do not apply in california. c. sydney will have to pay the applicable estate and inheritance taxes on her grandmother's estate based on her particular taxable situation. d. none of the above

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