Plain English Breakdown
The bill status shows 'Passed Legislature' but also lists a recent referral to committee; the effective date remains unknown based on the provided text.
HB05139: New Estate Tax Rules for Large Estates
This bill creates a rule to collect extra taxes on estates over $15 million and sets a minimum tax rate of two percent.
What This Bill Does
- Amends Title 12 of the general statutes to add new estate tax rules.
- Establishes an estate tax recapture for certain large estates that exceed the fifteen-million-dollar limit on liability.
- Creates an alternative minimum estate tax system.
Who It Names or Affects
- Estates with a value that goes over the fifteen-million-dollar limit
Terms To Know
- Estate tax recapture
- A rule to collect additional taxes from estates that exceed the fifteen-million-dollar limit on liability.
- Alternative minimum estate tax
- A backup tax calculation used to prevent the effective net tax rate from falling below two percent.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not list specific dates for when these rules will start.
- The source material does not explain how to calculate the exact amount of recapture owed beyond stating it applies over the fifteen-million-dollar limit.